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Do identical pipe racks need to be assigned the same number, or should they be numbered in sequence?

2015-09-11View Original

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Do identical pipe racks need to be assigned the same number, or should they each be numbered separately in order?
Reply #22015-09-11
At which stage? Drawings? Support prefabrication? Support and structural welding?
Reply #32015-09-11
I think it depends on personal preference; both methods work. In the device, I* prefer to use individual numbers for each item; it’s sufficient to simply assign a sequential number. In locations such as utility tunnels, numbers can be assigned in rows.
Reply #42015-09-11
The two columns on the left and right sides of the pipe rack are of the same size.
Reply #52015-09-12
The column number corresponds to the foundation number; generally, it is in the format of rack number -- column sequence number -- axis number. For example, column A at position 13 in rack number 1 can be numbered as PR01-13-A

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