The planning guide to piping design

290 Pages·2018·11.709 MB·English

by  Beale, Richard, Bowers, Paul Andrew

THE PLANNING GUIDE
TO PIPING DESIGN
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P P D H
ROCESS IPING ESIGN ANDBOOK
THE PLANNING GUIDE
TO PIPING DESIGN
Second Edition
RICHARD BEALE
The Association of Science and Engineering Technology
Professionals of Alberta (ASET)
PAUL BOWERS
Society of Piping Engineers and Designers (SPED)
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DEDICATIONS
To all my family near and far, each of whom in your own way has
supported, encouraged, and inspired me.
—Richard Beale
To my mother (for encouragement), grandfather (for teaching me to
draw from an earlyage), and son (for inspiration). Also, thanks to all those
engineers and designers who took the patience to inform and educate me
over these past many years.
—Paul Bowers
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CONTENTS
ListofFigures xi
ListofTables xiii
Preface xv
Acknowledgments xvii
1. Before You Begin 1
1.1 Introduction 1
1.2 Standards 2
1.3 Specifications 17
1.4 Procedures 24
1.5 PipingExecutionPlan 35
1.6 Conclusion 37
2. CAD and Design Automation in Piping Design 39
2.1 Introduction 39
2.2 OverviewofTechnology 40
2.3 SoftwareSupport 43
2.4 OtherConsiderations 47
2.5 Training 53
2.6 EmergingCADTechnologies 56
2.7 Challenges 57
3. Procedures 61
3.1 Introduction 61
3.2 MasterStickFiles,WorkingCopies,andInterdisciplineDrawing
Reviews(IDRS) 62
3.3 VendorDrawingReviews 74
3.4 LineNumbering 76
3.5 StressAnalysis 80
3.6 ModelReviews 93
3.7 Checking 101
3.8 ManhourEstimatingandManpowerPlanning 115
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4. Deliverables 127
4.1 Introduction 127
4.2 Deliverables 132
5. Detailed Design 161
5.1 Introduction 161
5.2 ContractingandProcurementPlanandConstructionExecutionPlan 162
5.3 ModularizedandField-ErectedPipingSplitsandEWPBoundaries 162
5.4 ModelBoundaries 164
5.5 ShopandFieldMaterialSplits 171
5.6 ProcurementSplits 172
5.7 IssuedforBidandBidEvaluations 173
5.8 EquipmentCoordinatesandElevations 177
5.9 ModuleDesign 179
5.10 ModuleNumbering 182
5.11 DraftingPractice 184
5.12 Holds 194
5.13 ProjectDocumentsandLists 194
5.14 ManagingStandardDrawings 197
5.15 ProjectMeetings 198
5.16 ProgressMonitoring 199
5.17 ChangeNoticesandRequests 203
5.18 PipingJobNotesandCADJobNotes 205
6. Shop Fabrication 219
6.1 Introduction 219
6.2 Kick-OffMeetings 220
6.3 ScopesofWork(SOWS) 221
6.4 InstructiontotheSpoolingFabricator 228
6.5 Requests 233
6.6 VisitsWiththeContractors 233
6.7 AutomaticSpoolGeneration 239
6.8 Conclusion 240
7. Field Construction 241
7.1 Introduction 241
7.2 SupportFromtheHomeOffice 241
Contents ix
7.3 SupportintheField 245
7.4 LessonsLearned 254
7.5 Safety 254
AppendixA:Abbreviations 257
Index 263