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What is the difference between the inner tube and the outer tube? Is the steam in the inner tube different from that in the outer tube? The piping work for the inner pipes is handled by the piping specialty, while that for the outer pipes is done by the thermal engineering specialty. Why isn’t this work assigned to just one specialty?

2019-09-03View Original

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What is the difference between the inner tube and the outer tube? Is the steam in the inner tube different from that in the outer tube? The inner pipes fall under the piping discipline, while the outer pipes fall under the thermal engineering discipline. Why isn’t this assigned to just one specific discipline?
Reply #22019-09-05
The inner pipe and outer pipe are generally separated by the valve located near the BL line.

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