PipeFitting

Plant::Piping::PipeFitting

Overview

Concrete Class

RDL: PIPE FITTING (http://sandbox.dexpi.org/rdl/PipeFitting)

A pipe fitting.

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Supertypes

• PipingComponent

Subtypes

• BlindFlange

• ClampedFlangeCoupling

• Compensator

• ConicalStrainer

• Flange

• FlangedConnection

• Funnel

• Hose

• IlluminatedSightGlass

• InLineMixer

• LineBlind

• Penetration

• PipeCoupling

• PipeFlangeSpacer

• PipeFlangeSpade

• PipeReducer

• PipeTee

• RestrictionOrifice

• Sensorwell

• SightGlass

• Silencer

• SteamTrap

• Strainer

• VentLine

Members

Data Properties

Name	Multiplicity	Type	Ordered	Unique
InsulationThickness	0..1	Undefined | <PhysicalQuantity with UnitType → LengthUnit>	no	no	The insulation thickness of the PipeFitting.
InsulationType	0..1	Undefined | String	no	no	The identification code for the insulation type related to the PipeFitting. So far, DEXPI does not define restrictions for valid values.
PipingClassCode	0..1	Undefined | String	no	no	The identification code of the piping class of the PipeFitting. So far, DEXPI does not define restrictions for valid values.
PipingComponentName	0..1	Undefined | String	no	no	A string to classify the PipeFitting. DEXPI does not prescribe the classification system. Typically, company or site site standards are used.
PipingComponentNumber	0..1	Undefined | String	no	no	An identifier of the PipeFitting. DEXPI does not prescribe the scope of the identifier, i.e., whether it should be unique in, e.g., a PipingNetworkSegment or a PipingNetworkSystem.

InsulationThickness

Data Property

The insulation thickness of the PipeFitting.

Type: Undefined | <PhysicalQuantity with UnitType → LengthUnit>

Multiplicity: 0..1

Ordered: no

Unique: no

RDL: INSULATION THICKNESS (http://data.posccaesar.org/rdl/RDS4238040)

Example

PhysicalQuantity(

     Unit = Millimetre,

     Value = 40.0)

InsulationType

Data Property

The identification code for the insulation type related to the PipeFitting. So far, DEXPI does not define restrictions for valid values.

Type: Undefined | String

Multiplicity: 0..1

Ordered: no

Unique: no

RDL: INSULATION TYPE ASSIGNMENT CLASS (http://sandbox.dexpi.org/rdl/InsulationTypeAssignmentClass)

Example

"Q"

PipingClassCode

Data Property

The identification code of the piping class of the PipeFitting. So far, DEXPI does not define restrictions for valid values.

Type: Undefined | String

Multiplicity: 0..1

Ordered: no

Unique: no

RDL: PIPING CLASS CODE ASSIGNMENT CLASS (http://sandbox.dexpi.org/rdl/PipingClassCodeAssignmentClass)

Example

"75HB13"

PipingComponentName

Data Property

A string to classify the PipeFitting. DEXPI does not prescribe the classification system. Typically, company or site site standards are used.

Type: Undefined | String

Multiplicity: 0..1

Ordered: no

Unique: no

RDL: PIPING COMPONENT NAME ASSIGNMENT CLASS (http://sandbox.dexpi.org/rdl/PipingComponentNameAssignmentClass)

Example

"73KH12"

PipingComponentNumber

Data Property

An identifier of the PipeFitting. DEXPI does not prescribe the scope of the identifier, i.e., whether it should be unique in, e.g., a PipingNetworkSegment or a PipingNetworkSystem.

Type: Undefined | String

Multiplicity: 0..1

Ordered: no

Unique: no

RDL: PIPING COMPONENT NUMBER ASSIGNMENT CLASS (http://sandbox.dexpi.org/rdl/PipingComponentNumberAssignmentClass)

Example

"C2"

Example in DEXPI XML

<Object type="Plant/Piping.PipeFitting">
  <Data property="InsulationThickness">
    <AggregatedDataValue type="Core/PhysicalQuantities.PhysicalQuantity">
      <Data property="Unit">
        <DataReference data="Core/PhysicalQuantities.LengthUnit.Millimetre"/>
      </Data>
      <Data property="Value">
        <Double>40.0</Double>
      </Data>
    </AggregatedDataValue>
  </Data>
  <Data property="InsulationType">
    <String>Q</String>
  </Data>
  <Data property="PipingClassCode">
    <String>75HB13</String>
  </Data>
  <Data property="PipingComponentName">
    <String>73KH12</String>
  </Data>
  <Data property="PipingComponentNumber">
    <String>C2</String>
  </Data>
</Object>