English expressions for pipeline drawings: What types of drawings do design institutes need to submit?
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This post was last edited by Thank goodness you're here on 2016-10-17 09:49. Everyone, in my work related to 2D pipeline design, I came across the following terms in English: 1. Spool drawings 2. Piping layout drawings 3. Orthographic drawings 4. ISO metric. Please help explain the specific differences between them. Generally, in the handover documents provided by a design institute, what types of drawings does the institute need to submit? Thank you
1. Spool drawings: these are the diagrams of the pipe sections, which are prefabricated in the workshop and then assembled on site； 2. Piping layout drawings: Diagrams showing the installation locations of various pipes ； 3. Orthographic drawings: Cross-sections; I’ve never seen them ； 4. ISO metric axonometric ISO diagram; pipelines are prefabricated according to this diagram, and supports should be included. Generally, in the handover documents provided by a design institute, what types of drawings does the institute need to submit? I’ve never dealt with design institutes before; there should be the following, right? P&ID schematics, pipe layout diagrams, support layout diagrams, support details, stress analysis reports for critical pipes, pipe material specifications, construction specifications, pressure testing specifications, insulation specifications, painting specifications, Line List, and so on. . .