Piping Systems for Industrial Utilities
Utility systems support factory operations by distributing steam, cooling water, compressed air, and industrial water to equipment and points of use. Proper installation helps maintain system reliability, reduce leakage risks, and support uninterrupted production.
Pipe Materials and Specifications
Piping work may involve SCH 10, SCH 20, SCH 40, and SCH 80 pipes made from carbon steel, galvanized steel, and SS304/SS316 stainless steel. Material and wall thickness selection depends on operating pressure, temperature, fluid type, pipe diameter, and project design specifications.
System Applications
Steam and boilers: installation of steam lines, distribution lines to equipment, and condensate return lines according to system requirements.
Chillers: installation of chilled-water supply and return lines to equipment or points of use.
Compressors: installation of compressed-air lines from compressors to distribution networks.
Industrial water: installation of process water, cooling water, and other water utility lines according to project specifications.
Installation and Testing
Work includes pipe joining using methods specified for the project, pipe support installation, and routing that accounts for operating conditions and thermal expansion. Insulation and pipe identification are applied according to system requirements.
Upon completion, testing is conducted in accordance with project specifications and procedures to check piping joints and verify that the system meets the required conditions before operation.
