Connecting Brazed to Welded Pipe, Finds no solution

[jmcfaddn]

As a standard <2" pipe is usually copper, >2" pipe is usally steel. Hence branch lines to mechanical equipment from your chilled water mains when trying to connect pipes always gives a problem. The connections always state dissimilar systems/pipe fittings no solutions exist.

What is the common practice to get around this, to connect copper/brazed branch lines into 8" steel/welded pipes?

Jmcfaddn

[Anonymous]

Have you tried Desktop==>Style manager? Select
from the list on left Connector styles, then double click on Pipe connector
style and study Rules tab.

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As
a standard <2" pipe is usually copper, >2" pipe is usally steel. Hence
branch lines to mechanical equipment from your chilled water mains when trying
to connect pipes always gives a problem. The connections always state
dissimilar systems/pipe fittings no solutions exist.

What is the common practice to get around this, to connect copper/brazed
branch lines into 8" steel/welded pipes?

Jmcfaddn