Routing Priorities
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Big Diameter Threshold: | The diameter above which pipelines composed of non-expensive materials are considered 'big'. These pipelines are routed after big expensive pipes. Also, this diameter is used as the threshold for identifying big, hot pipes for on-pipeway berthing.
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Expensive Big Diameter Threshold: | The diameter above which pipelines composed of expensive materials are considered big. These pipelines are routed first.
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Expensive Medium Diameter Threshold: | Pipes with a diameter GREATER THAN or EQUAL to this value and LESS THAN the Expensive Big Diameter Threshold composed of expensive materials are considered 'medium-sized'. These pipelines are routed after big pipes.
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Medium Diameter Threshold: | Pipes with a diameter GREATER THAN or EQUAL to this value and LESS THAN the Big Diameter Threshold composed of non-expensive materials are considered 'medium-sized'. These pipelines are routed after medium expensive pipes.
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Favor Temperature Class: | When routing pipes on pipeways should the router always try to route hot pipes on the hot side and cold pipes on the cold side, regardless of the pipe’s diameter.
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Temperature Class Factor: | When favoring the temperature class, how much weight should be given to the class? 2.0 is a good number. Too high of a number may result in pipes not routing on the preferred level. Too low of a number and there may be pipes on the other side.
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Default PW Level Required: | Is the pipeway level specified in the Commodity Properties tables required for all pipes. Historically this has been set to no.
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