第十四章 管道系统的设计（The fourteenth chapter is the design of piping system）.doc

第十四章 管道系统的设计（The fourteenth chapter is the design of piping system） The 0304 contribution by Peng Chuyun PPT document may at the WAP end of the browsing experience poor. Suggest you select TXT, or download the source file to the machine view. The fourteenth chapter The design of piping system In chapter 1. the design principles of piping layout principle 1. piping 2. pipeline calculation pipeline design 2. A pipeline layout principle 1. general principles: General principles: simple, compact structure, convenient operation and maintenance, no dirt, simple and compact structure, convenient operation and maintenance, no fouling, wear less 2. pipeline erection requirements should be vertical or inclined to erect, inclined angle pipe (1) should be vertical or inclined erection, inclined pipeline angle (angle and the horizontal plane) should not be less than the rest angle. 35 angle) should not be less than the rest angle. The general 350-550 for level set up, also should be as short as possible, for the level of erection, should be as short as possible, there must be enough wind speed as little as possible turn radius as large as possible, 2) as little as possible turn radius as large as possible, the minimum diameter of 1 times the size of 1-2 3) branch pipe and the horizontal or inclined head connected from top or side access, three way pipe angle should generally not be less than 30 access, an angle of three pipe should not be generally less than 300, the maximum should not exceed 450 Piping layout principle 4) tapered tube and diffuser diffusion angle less than 150 tapered tube and diffuser diffusion angle of less than 155) pipeline and beam, column, wall, there is enough pipeline and beam, between the equipment and pipe distance, to meet the requirements of construction, operation, maintenance and expansion and contraction General requirements. Distance to meet the requirements of construction, operation, maintenance and expansion requirements. The spacing of not l