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Home > Forums > Mechanical Engineers > Activities > Pipelines, Piping and Fluid Mechanics engineering Forum

Piping Erection norms

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zareen (Mechanical)
9 Jan 12 5:11
Any one Can explain me regarding the piping erection Norms.
I am working as mechanical construction engineer.So ,I want to know piping erection Norms.
Thanks
Zareen

pennpiper (Mechanical)
9 Jan 12 7:16
What "norms"?
Is this a guy's name?
Is this Safety?
Is this Hours?
Is this Costs?
Is this Methods?

What are you looking for?
 
zareen (Mechanical)
9 Jan 12 8:19
Design basis for Manhour norms
 

zareen (Mechanical)
9 Jan 12 8:25
norms to measure the progress
micalbrch (Mechanical)
9 Jan 12 9:16
Norm means "standard" like ISO standard, correct?
Duwe6 (Industrial)
9 Jan 12 13:59
EU "spec's" = norms.  In the USA, we use Codes, meaning that you are required to stay within the limits of that document.

ASME pipe design, fabrication & erection falls under ASME B31.3, available at techstreet.com, among other p[laces.
pennpiper (Mechanical)
9 Jan 12 14:56
Zareen:

1. Design basis for Manhour norms

2. Measure the progress

You identified these two issues as what you are interested in.  I suggest you go to www.pipingdesigners.com and then on the Home Page click on the "Tools" button located neat the top of the screen.  When the "Tools" page appears then click on the "Blue" box labeled "Section I" Leadership & Supervision Tools.
Read and study all of the items you see here.  

I think you will find guidance for both the man hour estimating and progress reporting on a project.  
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