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What is the best approach for this Piping ISOmetric

Question asked by Wehlee Arolf on May 5, 2019
Latest reply on May 8, 2019 by Chad Moles

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Hi,

This is the first time I will be using Routing and just watch videos on youtube it's quite fun to create. But, they have only used 1 pipe size. Now my query is what is the best approach for a Piping ISOmetric that has 3 different Pipe sizes (10", 3" & 2") and how do you insert those other pipe sizes?

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Patryk Halczak May 7, 2019 5:32 AM
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Many options here:
- Use reducer at the end of pipe if you just reduce pipe size (or at split point).
- Use reduced tee if you branching off. Insert either at the end of pipe or at sketch intersection (where you branching of)
- Use o-let fitting.
- Draw a branch (of smaller size) using Line toll and add fitting (etc. flange) at the end, this will dictate branch size. Use 'Penetrate' at the intersection to create branch 'welded' directly to main run (without fitting)
Generally fittings are used to determine pipe section diameter. If you need to change dia, use appropriate fitting or penetrate.
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Chad Moles May 8, 2019 2:00 PM
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Create a pipe assembly using cataloged parts as show below. The assembly will have pipe with WOL's and smaller pipe with elbows. I came as close to your example as I could without the BOM. Also I did not include the pipe support on the bottom.
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