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It is recommended to separate the pipe and valve section into a pipeline section and a valve section.

2011-03-11View Original

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Personal opinion: It is recommended to separate the pipe and valve section into a pipeline section and a valve section. Although pipes and valves are inseparable – there are always valves alongside pipes – I still think it’s better to keep them separate, as it makes things more targeted. For example, my current field of specialization is pipeline equipment. Whenever I enter sections dedicated to pipes and valves, what catches my eye are many items related to valves, which are mixed in with information about pipes; it’s not easy to distinguish between them. For people from two specialties with different focuses, it always seems a bit awkward, haha.
Reply #22012-02-22
There’s still no response even now! The Pipe and Valve section now feels like just a Valve section
Reply #32012-02-22
Everyone, please share what should be included in the pipeline area and what should be included in the valve area
Reply #42012-02-22
Isn’t there also a section dedicated to pipe stress? The pipe-related aspects can be merged in there. The name of the special area is Pipeline Special Area. Pipelines include several main aspects: design, manufacturing, installation, and maintenance. The same is true for valves; equipment essentially consists of these aspects.
Reply #52012-02-29
I also suggest separating the pipes from the valves – there should be a bunch of valves in the valve area!

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