Is there a standard or commonly used method for representing pipe fittings?
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I’ve been working on pipeline configuration recently. Are there any standard ways of representing pipe fittings? For example, what are the standard ways to represent flanges, elbows (of different diameters), tees (of equal or different diameters) in pipeline diagrams and in material lists?
Check HG20519 for the drawing methods; standards for tees, flanges, etc. are also available. It is recommended to first consult a systematic manual, as this is better than relying solely on the standards.
This post was last edited by Shinsei on 2015-10-30 13:38. How is it written in the material procurement list?
It is recommended that the original poster read more chemical pipeline design manuals
Methods of representation on piping diagrams for flanges, elbows (different diameters), and tees (equal/different diameters); methods of representation on material lists. Letter abbreviations are typically used as follows: Pipe: P, Elbow: E, Flange: F, Tee: T. Descriptions on material lists usually include the following elements: material name + material description + material standard + wall thickness + end condition of the material + standard outer diameter of the material