Pipeline material statistics
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Hello everyone, I have a question. After the 2D piping is completed, I need to tally the piping materials, and I ran into a problem. There is one pipe with two gate valves connected directly to each other, with no pipe in between. When counting the materials, do the bolts and nuts used to connect the flanges of the two valves need to be included in the material count?
It is required; there are gaskets, bolts, and nuts between the two valves.
Yeah, I agree with what was said on the first floor. This part needs to be included in the comprehensive material table.
Of course it needs to be included in the statistics, including the gaskets! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
Simply put, a complete set of valves including bolts and gaskets is sufficient
It’s equivalent to having one set of gasket bolts and nuts missing
This definitely needs to be counted, including the gaskets. I would like to ask: are the pipeline material lists for those large-scale chemical projects manually counted one by one? Now, 3D software can handle it completely
Everything you use needs to be counted.
It’s necessary to conduct statistics; the connection point is equivalent to a set of flanges as well
Be careful not to let the handwheels touch each other, as it makes operation difficult
Which side is the valve flange on? Can it be connected? How to seal when they are all concave?