Pay attention to the piping and support fixation structure
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The image below shows a insulated pipeline that has been opened for physical and chemical testing, along with the structure by which the pipeline is fixed to its supports. Primarily, the areas where the pipes come into contact with fasteners are separated using multiple layers of hard canvas; this serves to reduce vibrations, preventing the vibrations generated by the pipes from causing collisions and friction with the metal supports, and thus avoiding wear and corrosion. Additionally, the canvas insulation layer also serves as a heat insulator.
In the fixing structures for pipes and supports, using hard canvas as an isolation layer can provide shock absorption, heat insulation, and protection against friction and corrosion. .
There is logic to it. Some use rubber sheets
Does canvas absorb water? Previously, many used soft plastic, like the kind used for tire covers
Pay attention to the piping and support fixation structure
For such pressure pipes with insulation, it is recommended to use T-type pipe supports. These supports can be welded to the pipes, while their other end makes contact with the pipe rack and allows for relative movement, thereby ensuring that the pipes do not come into direct contact with the pipe rack and facilitating insulation