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Questions regarding the calculation of process pipelines????????????

2022-03-20View Original

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From the material list, I can see the quantities of each material: for example, 5 DN100 elbows, 5 DN100 tees, and 50 meters of DN100 pipe. I would like to know what the total volume of work is. The total number of units is calculated as 4*2*5 for the elbows and 4*3*5 for the tees, which adds up to 100 units in total. Do I also need to take into account the length of the pipes? I don’t understand this; please help me
Reply #22022-03-20
Does the length of the pipe still need to be converted into inches?
Reply #32022-03-21
Is it related to the length of the welding perimeter? For reference only.
Reply #42022-03-21
The Dyne value for pipe fittings is easy to calculate and relatively accurate. But what about the connection between pipes? I read online that a coefficient of 0.127 needs to be multiplied by it to get an approximate value for the Dyne value of the pipes – is that correct?

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