Issues in the pipe rack table
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Dear sea friends, I have a question: In a pipe rack table provided by the design institute, there is a column titled “Part Number and Series Number”, whose value is PK-2-50, with the drawing number being S1-15-80. DK-1-50, drawing number: S1-15-61. May I ask: What are the drawing numbers and series numbers for PK, DK, and S1?
Take a look at the pipe rack design catalog; it contains the reference codes and the corresponding types of pipe racks.
In chemical engineering systems, a list of data related to pipe racks is usually provided in the design drawings; these lists include serial numbers for the pipe racks, such as S1, S2, etc. Next to each serial number, the pipeline number to which that pipe rack belongs is indicated. In accordance with the HG/T 21629-1999 standard for pipe racks, standard numbers for main pipe racks, pipe supports, clamps, and other components are selected accordingly. The drawings were prepared by a design firm in the metallurgy industry, so the standard diagram numbers for pipe racks may differ from those used in the chemical industry; you can ask your design firm about this. It is estimated that S1-15-61 and S1-15-80 are the pipeline rack serial numbers, while PK-2-50 and DK-1-50 are the standard diagram numbers for pipeline racks in the metallurgical system.