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Pipeline insulation regulations

2018-04-26View Original

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According to the design specifications for the insulation of industrial equipment and pipelines, it is necessary to carry out calculations regarding the insulation layer. However, I recall that in some previous projects, the pipeline materials engineer prepared the insulation specifications without conducting such calculations. Is it required to perform these calculations for each project, depending on the environmental conditions? Please advise, experts
Reply #22018-04-27
Everything needs to be calculated, unless the conditions for the two items are the same
Reply #32018-04-27
Even if pipeline material engineers have extensive experience and rely on empirical values each time, it is recommended to perform calculations and verifications according to **standards as well, unless the project location, environmental conditions, and pipeline technology are all identical.

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