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What does c=0.8 mean in many P&ID diagrams?

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Reply #22016-10-18
Look, what is it marked on? Look carefully at the image on the home page; maybe there’s an explanation in one of the lines of text~
Reply #32016-10-19
This post was last edited by yjjpedp on 2016-10-19 08:17; it is assumed to be the design allowance for the pipe wall thickness, equal to the corrosion allowance plus the thinning allowance; Or C may also represent the weld coefficient. S = PD/(2t + P) + C
Reply #42016-11-03
The first thing that comes to mind is a welding coefficient of 0.8, but this is probably the minimum requirement
Reply #52017-01-07
It would be best to include a flowchart; are you referring to the proportional coefficient for the traffic values? A pipe slope is still required; if there is a slope, it’s a fairly large one
Reply #62017-01-07
If there is no image for the home page, just ask the engineering company; logically, an image should be available for the home page

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