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Piperack Design and Planning Guide

The piperack is the main artery of a process unit that connects all equipment with piping and cannot run through adjacent areas. It must be erected early in construction before being obstructed by other equipment. Considerable planning is required due to the piperack's high costs, and its design considers factors like rack width, levels, bent spacing, flexibility, and access for maintenance. Data required for piperack design includes plot plans, P&IDs, specifications, materials, and fireproofing requirements.

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Piperack Design and Planning Guide

The piperack is the main artery of a process unit that connects all equipment with piping and cannot run through adjacent areas. It must be erected early in construction before being obstructed by other equipment. Considerable planning is required due to the piperack's high costs, and its design considers factors like rack width, levels, bent spacing, flexibility, and access for maintenance. Data required for piperack design includes plot plans, P&IDs, specifications, materials, and fireproofing requirements.

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PIPING GUIDE 02/04/03

PIPERACK

• Main artery of a process unit.


• Connects all equipment with lines that cannot run through adjacent
areas.
• Located in middle of most plants, hence must be erected first, before it
becomes obstructed by rows of equipments.
• Corresponding piping drawings are also required early for the same
reason.
• Carry process and utility piping and may also include instrument and
electrical cable trays as well as equipment mounted over all of these.
• Requires considerable planning and coordination with other technology
groups regarding construction because costs are so high.
• Design concern includes:
1. Rack Widh
2. No of levels and elevations.
3. Bent spacing.
4. Pipe flexibility.
5. Access and maintenance of each item present in pipe rack area.

• Data required for design of pipe rack includes:


1. Plot plan.
2. PIDs.
3. Plant layout specification.
4. Client specification.
5. Construction materials.
6. Fireproofing requirements.

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