Piping design refers to the overall design process of connecting equipment using appropriate piping components according to the procedures specified by the process. It plays a crucial role in maintaining optimal operational performance and efficient plant operation. Designers must understand the extensive relationships related to the plant, acquire relevant theories and practical skills, and accumulate experienced proficiency.
Piping connects equipment to transport reaction media, raw materials, semi-finished products, or finished products within a plant. It consists of straight pipes, curved pipes, fittings, valves for flow control, etc. In piping systems transporting high-temperature fluids, stress occurs due to thermal loads. Such piping is constrained by nozzles or fixed points, which can lead to excessive reaction forces and stress accumulation, potentially causing failures. Therefore, piping must be designed with sufficient flexibility to ensure that generated stresses remain within allowable or specified limits.
Additionally, designers must establish close cooperation with process, design, civil, electrical, and instrumentation departments to carry out tasks within an overall timeframe.
In high-temperature fluid piping systems, stress occurs due to thermal loads. Such piping is constrained by nozzles or fixed points, which can lead to excessive reaction forces and stress accumulation, potentially causing failures. Therefore, piping must be designed with sufficient flexibility to ensure that generated stresses remain within allowable or specified limits.
Additionally, designers must establish close cooperation with process, design, civil, electrical, and instrumentation departments to carry out tasks within an overall timeframe.
Piping design significantly impacts performance and operability, so designers need to understand the organic technical system and the fundamental stance of engineering. It involves a complex interaction of system engineering, process engineering, piping engineering, and construction engineering.
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