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IPC Question

IPC Question

IPC Question

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Does process piping or instrutmentation tubing or hydraulic tubing fall under IPC? Our inspector is saying our process piping that could go to a reactor or the instrumentation tubing going to a gauge or process vacuum piping or hydraulic tubing should be inspected per IPC. Is this true or is this the correct code?

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RE: IPC Question

No, I don't think so. IPC is for plumbing only.

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