From an industrial perspective, when we talk about process piping, we usually mean the pipework that holds the components and facilitates the passage of liquids such as water, chemicals, gas, and other liquids. On the other hand, attitudes in the industrial industry have changed. This example entails the routine use of pipelines for fluid and gas transmission.In short, process pipework is the means by which liquids, chemicals, fuels, gases, and other raw materials are converted into products that can be utilized. Water pipes used to cool operations in an industrial factory do not fall under the category of process piping.