Installation of transmitter pressure lead pipes
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Which senior knows what the IP in the picture means? And that little triangle too, thank you!
Is the black-and-white triangle the supply boundary? I stands for instruments, and P stands for pipes?
It refers to the boundaries of professional responsibilities: I denotes responsibility falling on the instrumentation team, while P denotes responsibility falling on the piping installation team.
I: Instrumentation – the field related to instruments. P: Pipes – the field related to piping systems. I’m not sure whether you’re referring to the division of tasks among different specialists or to the pressure transducer itself; this transducer is installed below the pressure sampling point, so it’s likely used for gas applications. The small triangle indicates the installation angle and level of the pressure guide tube; it is used to allow condensate to flow back into the process pipeline, while the transmitter port facilitates the collection of condensate at a low point for discharge
I stands for instruments, while P stands for pipelines; this indicates the division of tasks between the instrumentation field and the piping field – namely, which tasks fall under the responsibility of the piping field and which ones under that of the instrumentation field during installation
Instrument: Instrumentation specialty. PIPING: Plumbing specialty. The small triangle indicates the inclination angle of horizontal pipelines; if the construction party asks for the exact angle, the typical value used in refining plants is an inclination ratio of 100 (length):5 (height)