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Issues regarding the material margin for process pipelines

2018-05-16View Original

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Dear seniors, may I ask what the specifications or standards regarding tolerances for process pipeline materials are? These past few days I’ve been working on analyzing the single-line diagrams, but I’m not sure how to determine this margin.
Reply #22018-05-16
Thank you, though I still don’t quite understand
Reply #32018-05-16
It’s usually based on experience; for fittings, flanges, gaskets, valves, etc., the quantities are determined according to actual needs. For bolts, a slightly higher amount might be allocated compared to the total quantity. For pipes, a 3% margin is used (though this 3% can be quite significant if the total pipe length is large). However, design firms these days are becoming more stringent regarding material usage, leaving less margin available. . . . . .

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