Difference between water supply and drainage pipelines and industrial pipelines

Keywords:water supply and drainage pipeline
1, Water supply and drainage
Building water supply systems can be divided into living, production, and fire-fighting water supply systems depending on their applications. These three water supply systems are not necessarily set up separately, and are often a combination of both or three. The building drainage system collects the water used by people inside the building in daily life and industrial production, and discharges it outdoors in time. According to the nature of the sewage discharged from the system, the internal drainage of the building can be divided into domestic sewage, domestic wastewater, industrial wastewater, and roofing. Rainwater, domestic sewage (waste) water, industrial waste water, and rainwater are each set to discharge pipelines, which are called diversion systems; the combination of more than two types in one pipeline is called combined flow system; what kind of form should be used according to water quality conditions and places The different requirements are determined after a technical and economic comparison.

2, Industrial pipeline
Industrial production pipelines are industrial pipelines. Industrial pipelines can be further subdivided into process pipelines and power pipelines. The process pipeline generally refers to the pipeline that directly transports the main material (media) for product production, also known as the material pipeline; the power pipeline refers to the pipeline that conveys the power medium for the production equipment, such as steam pipeline, air pressure pipeline, nitrogen pipeline, and cyclopentane. Alkane pipelines, oxygen pipelines, etc. Power lines affect the normal operation of production.
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