Regarding pipe galleries, are there any relevant regulations in different industries?
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For utility ductwork, there are many process pipelines – is it necessary to draw each section (by tray number)? There is a long section of pipe in which there are no changes in diameter or elevation, only π-shaped compensators. Is it sufficient to provide detailed drawings for the areas where there are height differences or diameter changes? I’m not sure if there are any relevant regulations in different industries. This post was last edited by WSL01218 on 2008-10-31 07:42]
Of course, construction drawings need to be prepared for each section, including floor piping diagrams and pipe axonometric views :victory:
If a single-line diagram is to be drawn, it should show things clearly on that diagram. If only a plan view is drawn, the scale can be increased appropriately; a few detailed views can be added at changes in elevation and at turns.
This definitely won’t work; the drawings of the process piping network must show each section in detail, including the pipe rack numbers. Details must also be specified at the points where the diameter changes