What does BE mean on a P&ID?

2007-12-08View Original

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What does BE mean on a P&ID? Please advise

Reply #22007-12-08

You should check the homepage diagram of the flowchart; the regulations are specified there. Generally, different companies have different rules

Reply #32007-12-09

E refers to the pipe material: stainless steel

Reply #42007-12-09

It seems to be an abbreviation for Beveled End (for welding), referring to the beveled end used for welding

Reply #52007-12-09

It’s best to check your PI&D legend symbols

Reply #62007-12-10

burner flame element

Reply #72007-12-14

Check your PI&D legend symbols

Reply #82007-12-14

Just take a look at the image on the home page and it will be clear right away!

Reply #92007-12-16

According to the standard HG/T 20559.3-1993 \"Graphic Symbols for Piping and Fittings in Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams\", it is likely a representation of the scope of responsibility; for details, see the diagram notes on the first page.

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