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Topology-Preserving Multi-Usage Pipe Centerline Refinement under Permanent Tubular Occupancy
Discrete multi-group pipe routers place channels on a grid or coarse graph. The resulting centerlines are topologically feasible but typically contain many axis-aligned corners. For permanently occupied fluid tubes---as in additively manufactured hydraulic manifolds---those corners are undesirable:
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