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Re: Utility Lines Vs Process Lines

Posted: 27 Sep 2010, 12:12
by ashfaqanwer
Hi novice,
Following four key factors shall be considered while laying out any piping.
1. Process
2. Maintenance
3. Travel
4. Thermal Expansion
5. Supports

Normally, all the utility piping including you mentioned are placed on top racks due to long travel and covering more than one single area. Nitrogen, air, utility steam and water lines can be placed along side with each other on top rack.

Re: Utility Lines Vs Process Lines

Posted: 27 Sep 2010, 18:11
by arcpro
Novice please go through the following thread and see my last post.
http://www.thepetrostreet.com/forums/vi ... f=11&t=279
If you have any more specific question, you may ask.