Fire dike?
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Fire dike? I work on piping in tank areas, and I’m very confused about piping – one idea today, another tomorrow. But even though I thought this approach was good, I just couldn’t get the valve fittings in place. I beg some expert to give some advice on piping – how can one do piping work well? I can’t even figure out the piping.
Reply to 1# wjpxh: The piping in tank areas is actually quite simple, but there are significant differences in the designs provided by different companies. I’ll roughly summarize the key aspects that should be considered first when it comes to piping in tank areas: First and foremost, the process requirements must be taken into account, in order to meet all of the process needs of the tank area to the greatest extent possible ； II. Secondly, it must comply with safety standards and make rational use of various spacing requirements ； III. Lastly, aesthetics: the pipelines in the tank area must be coordinated and aesthetically pleasing ； IV. If possible, give careful consideration to ease of operation.
Reply to 2# qsczsewdx: What was said above is very comprehensive, but based on my own experience in the field, I disagree with your last two points. Thirdly, it’s important to consider ease of operation; only in this way can design firms and designers avoid criticism. Fourth, consider aesthetics; the pipelines in the tank area should be as neat and uniform as possible.
Reply to 3# zhang92624: Since the operations in the tank area are relatively simple, they can generally be carried out successfully; therefore, I always focus on aesthetics while also taking operational considerations into account. If the piping in the tank area doesn’t look good, people will criticize it even more!
Reply to 2# qsczsewdx Thank you! ! !