Could someone help me figure out this pipeline diagram? There are some parts I don’t understand.
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1. The length of the pipeline section removed is 160.454 meters, while the value in the material table at the top right corner of the pipeline diagram is 163.6 meters. Which length should be chosen? 2. In the material list in the upper right corner, there are 9 part numbers; I can understand that the first one indicates the length of the tube. But what do the other 8 part numbers represent in the diagram? 3. Have I counted the number of valves and flanges in my table correctly? PS: I’m the contractor and I don’t know where to set the Haichuan coins as rewards. What should I do? A reward of 50 coins for the correct answer!
2 is a positive tee, 3 is a 300*250 tee, 4 is an elbow, 5 is not visible; 6 is not visible either. It is presumed to be a gasket. 7 is a bolt, 8 is a blind flange, and 9 is a flange
OP, this is such a basic question. 1. Of course, it’s 163.6 meters. 2. For the specification name, it’s clear at a glance once you look at the standard number listed afterward. A simple reply: 1 is a pipe, 2 and 3 are likely tees, 4 is a 90° elbow, 5 is a flange, 6 is a non-metallic gasket, 7 is a bolt, 8 is a blind flange, and 9 is a valve. The specific specifications are listed in the upper right corner of the diagram. The quantities are also shown on the graph. ! It’s not obvious how many there are for each one, right? . .
The contractor will construct in strict accordance with the construction drawings, unless there is a change in the construction process, in which case a formal change order is required； The fourth floor is the correct answer; the standards and models for pipes and pipe fittings are all specified, so when submitting requests for spare parts, just follow these specifications.
I work in pipe insulation; is it acceptable to use 163.6 meters as the length of the pipes according to the material table? Should the 2,3 tee be included in the pipe length? How to calculate the cube and square of the insulation layer for a tee joint? Should the 8 blind flanges be included in the statistics? Please explain it again ^^
I work in pipe insulation; is it acceptable to use 163.6 meters as the length of the pipes according to the material table? Should the 2,3 tee be included in the pipe length? How to calculate the cube and square of the insulation layer for a tee joint? Should the 8 blind flanges be included in the statistics? Please explain it again ^^
Things such as tees, flanges, elbow tees, bolts, gaskets, etc. – all of these can be determined by referring to the pipeline design specifications; they’re not important details and are easily visible