When drawing a PID, **how many layers are there?**
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As the title suggests, it usually seems that there are layers such as equipment, pipelines, text, and instruments, but sometimes that isn’t enough. On the other hand, being too simplistic requires too many operations. How do people organize these layers? Do you have any good suggestions? Thank you!
Create the layers first before drawing, and then bring them out while drawing. It’s not difficult like this
We usually set up pipeline layers here, often several layers; if there are cable trays as well； There are also types of plant buildings that have multiple floors; generally, one layer is designed for each floor. In addition, different layers are created depending on the type of medium used. Simply put, various layers are established based on factors such as the height of the pipelines and the type of fluid they carry. There will also be layers for the center line, civil engineering embedments, steel platforms, factory buildings, etc.; supplementary layers may even be created. The settings vary depending on the specific situation, and there is no fixed set of layers – whatever is convenient for practical use is sufficient.
After creating the basic templates for equipment, pipelines, text, and instruments, add layers for the remaining elements
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It is generally divided into equipment, pipelines, text, instruments, logistics, as well as various DIY elements depending on the type of diagram! It’s mainly useful for drawing pictures for myself; as long as it looks good, that’s fine!