Problems with pipeline layout
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This post was last edited by lflsedin on 2018-5-4 at 22:27. It is a horizontal heat exchanger with a diameter of 500; its center elevation is around 1000. At a height of 3800, there is a DN300 pipe running in the same direction, and it is easier to install supports for this pipe under the beam. What reason can be used to get him to shift the pipe a little?
As long as the height difference is sufficient, the pipeline shouldn’t have much impact on the equipment, right?
I talked to the installation and maintenance engineers; when repairing heat exchangers, a gantry is needed, but the spacing is a bit tight. It feels like using an anti-aircraft gun to shoot mosquitoes.
To facilitate future maintenance and replacement, it’s better to move the pipes at the top a little bit, or relocate the heat exchanger.