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There are many experts here. What does this pipeline notation mean?

2019-04-22View Original

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At the arrow is a 45° elbow, with an indication of 15° indentation – what does that mean? :(
Reply #22019-04-22
Thank you, I still don’t understand. Should another 15° elbow be added after the 45° elbow?
Reply #32019-04-22
It should be cutting; look at the bend radius of 76 there (it should be 75, or maybe a recess of 14°). I think it means cutting a 45° elbow with a 15° reduction
Reply #42019-04-22
That makes sense; I think it means the same thing: victory:
Reply #52019-04-22
The angle is formed by a right triangle with the parameters 250 and 934 at the bottom of the figure; arctang(250/934) = 14.98 degrees
Reply #62019-04-22
Based on the pipeline routing in the drawings, it was determined that it is a 15° elbow.
Reply #72019-04-22
Based on the pipeline routing in the drawings, it was determined that it is a 15° elbow.
Reply #82019-04-22
Thank you. By following the pipeline layout as indicated in the drawings, it was determined that a 15° elbow is required.

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