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Piping Isometric Checklist
Piping Isometric Checklist
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Drawing Signatures
Back Circles
Drawing Notes
Drawing Attributes
Spelling and Abbreviations
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Project Specific Requirements
PIPING SYSTEM INFORMATION CHECK
Heat Tracing
Waterstops
Slope
Interference Check
Thermal Analysis
Hazardous Areas
Pipe Lanes
HOLDS CHECK
Holds
Holds list
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Check that the drawing number is in accordance with the project
numbering system, client numbering system
Check that the drawing revision number/letter is correct in the title block and
revision description block according to project revision numbering system.
Check that the revision description in the revision block describes the purpose
for the drawing issue or changes.
Check that the text in the drawing title block is correct in accordance with the
project standards Deliverable Drawings.
- Project Description
- Drawing Type Description (Piping Isometric, Underground Piping Isometric,
Small
Bore Piping Isometric, Analyzed Small Bore Piping, etc)
- Piping System Description
- Scale
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Check that the line graphic and text attributes meet the
requirements of the Project Cadd Specification.
Check that the pipe system matches the approved system P&ID
including comments found on the projects Master Set of P&IDs. The checker
is
responsible that the piping drawing and the P&ID are in agreement for the
following:
- Pipe Line Number
- Pipe Sizes
- Pipe Line Specifications and locations of Line Spec changes within the
pipeline.
- Pipe Insulation Class
- Branch and Component sequence
- Equipment Tag Numbers and Descriptions
- Component Tag Numbers
- Flow direction
- Heat Tracing limits, type, and thickness
Check the coordinate (n/s, e/w, and
elevation) locations of all equipment to which the pipe system is connected in
the model. The location shall match the general arrangement, equipment
setting plan, and civil/structural drawings. Check that the equipment
description and tag number match the P&ID and Mechanical Equipment List.
Check the equipment model nozzle
location, size, connection end preparation, flange rating, pipe schedule are in
accordance with the latest equipment vendor drawing.
- Check that nozzle information on piping drawing is correct
- Butt Weld nozzles shall include the nozzle pipe schedule or wall thickness
Check the pipe connecting to the equipment
nozzle matches the nozzle attributes and is compatible.
- Flat Faced or Raised Faced Flanges
- Butt Weld Nozzles requires matching material and pipe wall thickness.
Identify dissimilar metal welds and wall thickness between nozzles and pipe.
- Non-USA vendor may provide nozzles that do not comply with ASME
B16.25 weld bevel standards. Identify locations of any pipe joint that requires
a bevel different than the ASME standard.
Check that each pipe line contains one flow direction arrow. Each
sheet of a piping isometric shall contain a minimum of one flow direction
arrow.
Check that all dimensions, notes, information, and details that are
required for the construction and installation of the piping are included.
- Compliance with System Design Guides. Check that the piping system is
designed in accordance with the Mechanical Design Department specific
system design guides.
Check that the piping system is designed in compliance with project/client
design criteria documents.
Check all valves and in-line pipe components (flow
elements, expansions joints, orifice plates, restricting orifices, etc) end to end
dimensions and connection attributes from approved vendor drawings. Check
that the connection size, type and schedule match the attributes of the pipe.
Check all valve actuators for correct size, orientation and that they are
accessible for operation and maintenance.
- Standard end to end dimensions per ASME/ANSI B16.10 for valves 600 lb
class and below may be approved without approved vendor drawings for gates,
globe, and check valves. All other valves shall be on hold until approved
vendor drawings are available.
- Butterfly, control, ball, plug, and relief valve end to end dimensions do not
conform to end to end standards and shall be on hold until approved vendor
drawings are available.
- Identify dissimilar metal welds and wall thickness between component and
pipe.
- Check that chain wheel operators are provided on non accessible valves.
Check vendor drawings and installation instructions for installation
requirements of valves, flow elements and in-line components within the
pipeline.
- Straight pipe upstream and downstream requirements
- Valve stem orientation (especially butterfly valves)
- Clearances for valve maintenance and disassembly.
- Lugged butterfly valves shall be noted on drawings for proper bolting
procurement.
- No gaskets required at low pressure butterfly valves and expansions joints.
- Flat face flanges required at flanged expansion joints
- Flat face flanges are required at cast iron equipment flanges
- Flow element upstream and downstream straight pipe requirements
according to the Control System Engineer requirements.
Check quantity and location of vents and drains. Check that all vent
and drain connections reference the correct standard detail number.
Check that the pipe system layout meets the requirements of the connecting
equipment vendor requirements or common practice.
The checker shall read all vendor criteria. Examples:
- Pump suction straight diameters, eccentric reducers
- Steam Turbine vendor requirements
- Check pipe system against Equipment Vendor P&ID if applicable
- Installation and Maintenance Manuals
Check that safety valve discharges, gas vents, etc are
discharged in a safe location that will not be harmful to personnel, structures,
or equipment. Confirm safety valve discharges do no impact noise abatement
requirements. Confirm gas (fuel gas, hydrogen) discharge points are indicated
on hazardous area location drawings.
Check that underground pipe has adequate cover to protect from crushing from
vehicle, railroad, and crane loads and is below frost depth.
Check that pipe system layout is within established pipe north/south,
east/west pipe lanes and elevations established within the plant. Underground
piping shall have common bottom of pipe elevations for trenching.
Check that the pipe system does not interfere with areas to be
occupied by structural gusset plates. Not all gusset plates are in the model and
those that are modeled may not represent the actual structural fabricators detail
and requirements. Checkers must do a visual model interference check at
gusset plate areas and interface with structural design to assure sufficient
clearances.
Check for potential interferences in the area of large pipe component
reinforcement plates, especially at crotch areas of laterals.
Check local and state codes for separation requirements between underground
potable water and waste water systems to prevent pollution of potable water.
Check that there are pipe spools between all HDPE pipe fittings to
accommodate differences in physical dimensions between HDPE fitting
manufactures. Check that Butterfly Valves discs are not obstructed from
opening when connected to heavy wall HDPE pipe. Pipe spacers
may be required between the flange and valve body.
Check that pipe routing maintains approximately 9 inches of clearance from
vertical structural columns and walls (including hot position) to allow space
for field routed utilities.
Check the location and limits of drawing HOLDs to areas of the drawing that
are incomplete or can not be verified and approved by the checker prior to
issue due to insufficient engineering, vendor, client or other discipline
information.
Check that all drawing holds are included in the Holds List for the project