When it comes to piping projects, plant managers often consider a contractor, but this type of work can usually be done in-house — at a substantial savings.Start with an overview. What do you need to do and how are you going to do it? For instance, replacing existing pipe is generally easier because a layout already exists. Take pictures and make careful measurements of every piece before taking anything apart. If your project is an alteration of existing piping or an entirely new construction, careful planning will save you a lot of headaches in the long run.Physical constraints
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What's Your Pipe Project Proficiency?
Is there a piping project in your plant’s future? Take heart: It can be done in-house. Get started with these practical tips.
Nov 17, 2014 | by Marcel Tremblay |














