During the engineering assumption period, which discipline does the pipeline belong to?
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During the project construction period, Party A； Which specialty should process pipelines belong to? Is it a equipment issue or a process issue?
It should fall under the category of utility systems; the specifics depend on the scale of the project. Larger projects are divided into more detailed categories, while smaller projects may combine the processes and equipment together.
Although I agree with your view, thank you for your participation. Plus points. The scope of utility services shouldn’t be that broad. In my opinion, utility services mainly refer to things like water treatment and nitrogen production. It should not involve process pipelines; it’s either equipment or processes.
Hehe, most pipes are related to the process. . A few types of pipelines, such as steam pipelines, gas pipelines, drainage pipelines, and heating pipelines, fall under the category of utility systems.
I believe both the design and installation of pipelines fall under process piping.
From start to finish, I’m still completely confused. In engineering construction, pipes naturally belong to process pipes. From design to construction, in the past, as well as now, for courtyards, the craftsmanship and piping were not separated; naturally, it was all part of the craftsmanship ； If I choose a specialized field, it will naturally be process piping. Utility pipelines are typically represented by hose stations, and their proportion is generally small.
At any stage of project construction, process pipelines always belong to the process engineering discipline； In some large design institutes where the specialization is detailed, utility pipelines are assigned to specialties such as water supply and drainage, refrigeration, air separation, instrumentation, and boilers, while utility ductwork falls under the storage and transportation specialty ； Only after the device is put into operation does the pipeline come under the management of the company’s equipment management department. For reference!