Pipeway Elevation
The pipeway-elevation component evaluates pipeline elements on per level per section per pipeway basis. Pipelines are considered on a specific elevation if it is between the upper and lower approach levels of the given berthing level of the pipeway.
On its own, the pipeway-elevation component can be limited; therefore, you are advised that the larger component expression of pipeway.section.pipeway-elevation be used. For information on the piping supported by each rack level, you will need to add pipeline elements to the report's component expression.
Element | Attributes / Relationships | Name | Definition |
---|---|---|---|
pipeway-elevation (horizontal pipeways) | attributes | elev | The berthing elevation of pipeway level |
lower-threshold | Elevation of lower approach level of current berthing level | ||
sequence | The level number counted from bottom to top and restarts with each section | ||
upper-threshold | Elevation of upper approach level of current berthing level | ||
relationships | pipeline-element |
Section 1 Elevations:
- 110 ft (approach)
- 113 ft (berth)
- 116 ft (approach)
- 120 ft 6.0 in (berth)
- 125 ft (approach)
Section 2 elevations:
- 110 ft (approach)
- 113 ft (berth)
- 116 ft (approach
For this two-section pipeway, the report attribute values
are:
Structure Elevations:
- 100 ft (z-ordinate of structure section)
- 116 ft 8.0 in
- 133 ft 4.0 in
- 150 ft
- 175 ft 3.0 in
Pipeway Levels:
- Section 1
- Bottom Floor Level: 1
- Top Floor Level: 2
- Section 2
- Bottom Floor Level: 3
- Top Floor Level: 4