1. Process Flow Diagram (P&ID): A process flow diagram is a diagram used to describe an industrial process. In a P&ID, gas takeovers are usually represented by specific symbols and markings, such as piping icons or symbols for gas transfer devices. You can view the P&ID and identify the location and path of a gas receiver based on the symbols and markings on it.
2. Equipment Layout Diagrams: Equipment layout diagrams show the overall layout and arrangement of the plant or equipment. In an equipment layout drawing, gas connections are usually drawn as lines or pipes and are connected to related equipment and systems. By viewing an equipment layout drawing, you can understand the location and path of gas receivers and determine their relationship to other equipment.
3. Piping Diagrams: A piping diagram is a diagram that describes a piping system in detail, showing the path of the piping, connection points, and associated equipment. In a piping diagram, you can see the specific details of the gas receiver, such as pipe size, material, and connections. This helps you understand the structure and layout of the gas receiver.
It is important to note that the specific type and organization of the floor plan may vary from industry to industry or field to field. In specific industrial environments, other types of floor plans may be used to show gas receivers. Therefore, it is best to refer to relevant engineering documents, drawings, or communicate with process engineers or designers for accurate and detailed gas receivers.