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How should “upper classification” be translated?

2010-11-02View Original

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In the design specifications, there is a field in the section describing the pipeline classification method that is labeled as “upper classification” – how should this phrase be translated? In particular, how should “upper” be interpreted?
Reply #22010-11-02
Guess it means higher-grade pipelines?
Reply #32010-11-02
There might be a lower classification corresponding to it.
Reply #42010-11-02
Upper is in contrast to lower; it probably refers to pipes of a very high quality grade

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