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Is it necessary to use a scale when drawing pipe layout diagrams?

2011-11-21View Original

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It’s a tragedy – I realized after finishing the drawing that I hadn’t included scales. Is it necessary to include scales in pipe layout drawings?:Q
Reply #22011-11-21
If it’s a simple schematic, it’s not necessary; but for a proper diagram, it’s best to include a scale
Reply #32011-12-06
Drawings are created to guide installation, to assist welders in cutting materials and laying pipes; they must include dimensions or proportions.
Reply #42011-12-06
The proportions are intended to ensure harmony across the entire drawing; installation or cutting is carried out according to the numbers indicated on the drawing, as dimensions are generally not measured directly on the drawing itself.
Reply #52011-12-06
The problem is that the original poster only realized there was no scale when trying to add annotations; so how should one annotate a diagram without a scale? Is it by guessing?
Reply #62011-12-06
It's necessary. Check the relevant regulations and proceed with implementation.

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