How do you stop one piping system, where it connects to another, from changing the identity of the later to its own? For instance I have two foul water systems, the first being above ground, within a dwelling having a vertical pipe which connects with the second, below ground system. They both have differing pipe types but share the same pipe segments. Should the segments be different?
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You can split the pipe with a union between them, but they will take on the same system. To separate these, you would have to copy a union and un-link the connectors. You would need this at every change of system.
This sounds complicated to me and far from being a 'real world' situation. However, I have solved the situation by ensuring that each adjoining system has a different pipe segment type. Previously this was not the case and therefore it would appear that the segment would inherit the adjoining systems identity.