Piping Specs
Piping Specs
(OP)
Can anyone identify a good source for writing a pipe spec. I am looking into some standards (if any) or software which can help write a pipe spec. designed for a specific facility based on type of service and pressure temp etc. It will identify the type of pipe, bolting, flange, material etc. for a specific application (steam, water, process etc)
Appreciate any replies.
Appreciate any replies.





RE: Piping Specs
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http://www.pipelocater.com/steel_pipe_specs.htm
The following site has standards but I think you have to purchase them.
http://www.astm.org
David Baird
mrbaird@hotmail.com
Sr Controls Engineer
EET degree.
Journeyman Electrician.
RE: Piping Specs
http://www.pip.org
And, of course, you should check with whatever piping code (not necessarily B31.1, since that's pretty exclusive to power plants, not process/refining) for requirements.
Edward L. Klein
Pipe Stress Engineer
Houston, Texas
All opinions expressed here are my own and not my company's.
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I agree with StressGuy (Mechanical)(Edward L. Klein, Pipe Stress Engineer,Houston, Texas) regard to PIP spec (Process Industry Practices): http://www.pip.org. I have attended the PIP meeting on PRESSURE VESSELS, HEAT EXCHANGER, TANKS.
Leonard@thill.biz
www.thill.biz
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Mechy
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regards
Mogens
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We have software like MARIAN, GEMINI etc to develop the Piping Specs. These software doesn't give any technical assistance. It helps in developing piping specs in a definite format and links with PDS software package which helps in extracting MTO.
I hope this will clear your query
Regards
APP
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you also might find some helpful pipe class specifications on the NORSOK website
http://www.nts.no/norsok/l/l00103/tableofc.htm
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specifications for you against all relevant
Standards.
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