Is this considered Scraping?

I would think not, but just asking...

I have a system that basically opens positions with a limit of 30 pips and a stop of 5 pips....but I do this up to 30 times a day...

I believe scraping is taking small gains like 5 pips many times a day, right?

The term you are looking for is 'scalping' and it is defined by the broker you are using. Some may decide that what you have described is scalping, others may not.

i believe professional traders use the term 'scalping' when they just take a fews pips off the table each time, they could do this for many times within a short timeframe. i heard some banks even employ a team of scalpers to do this day in day out.

scalping is stressful and it requires a separate skill

for ur style, i believe it is called intraday trading, or day trading...

For me Scalping is everything with a TP under 10 Pips.

I think it is more to do with the amount of time (or lack of) spent in the market rather than a set pip value. It certainly appears that is how brokers see it too, and this is what distinguishes every other type of trading. If you banked 200 pips in a minute following news, that is 'scalping', if you bank 10 pips on a retrace in 15mins that isn't scalping in my opinion. The real problem that brokers have with people who spend a short time in the market is that they may be exploiting latencies in data-feeds. I know of one guy who watched the quickest data-feed he could find and traded on the slowest. Made a bundle but felt bad about it. This is why some brokers don't like scalpers.