Jump over piping

[nabeel3]

Dear All

what is a Jump over piping?
Example:- Jump Over for Pump Suction line (16” size)

 

[GBTorpenhow]

'Jump over' could be a 'runaround' or small diameter bypass of some sort. More context would help.

 

[LittleInch]

Usually means exactly what it says, I.e.the pipe "jumps over" another pipe sitting at the same elevation.

Soe a U shaped thing with 4 90 degree elbows.

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[Gator]

From my refinery drawing office days many years ago a jumpover was a piping interconnection requested by operations in order to push product somewhere not originally intended.

 

[dawarp]

In context to jacketed piping, a jumpover is used wherever the jacket pipe is terminated e.g. flanges, valves. The jumpover consist of the jacket fluid which is used to heat the core run.

 

[nabeel3]

Dear all
Thanks for your inputs. This was an enquiry we received from a petrochemical plant for a procurement and build work. I couldn't see any definition in the contract documents from the owner. Owner wants to change the service of a tank. Contractor has to install new piping from the pump discharge.

 

[LittleInch]

I think that fits my description, I.e. the pipe"jumps" from its current routing within a low level pipe rack or sleepers to another location.

So often a complex tight tie in.

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Also: If you get a response it's polite to respond to it.