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The insulation code for the process pipeline is C (heat insulation); the operating temperature is 10°C. Is it necessary to use pipe supports for heat insulation?

2025-02-23View Original

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The insulation code for the process pipeline is C (thermal insulation); the operating temperature is 10°C. Is it necessary to use thermal insulation pipe supports? There is a view that as long as the pipeline is designed to be insulated, insulation pipe supports must be used. How do you handle this in your projects?
Reply #22025-02-23
For insulated pipes operating at a temperature of 10°C, it is indeed necessary to install pipe supports. Insulated pipe supports are not only used to hold the pipes in place, but also help reduce heat loss and prevent condensation. When implementing projects in practice, appropriate types and spacing of insulation pipe supports are usually selected based on the material and outer diameter of the pipes, as well as the loads they bear, to ensure the stability and efficiency of the piping system. .
Reply #32025-02-23
It is necessary to still provide insulation. Foamed rubber and plastic will do

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