May I ask whether the pipe supports for insulated pipes are installed first and then the insulation is applied? ?
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May I ask whether the pipe supports for insulated pipes are installed first and then the insulation is applied? ? When the pipe slides, will the insulation layer pose a hindrance to the pipe support? ? Do the pipeline and insulation slide together? ? Looking forward to your advice
I’m only talking about what I’ve encountered: the pipe supports for insulated pipes are welded to the pipelines; they are installed first, and after passing inspection, insulation is applied last. When the pipeline moves, the pipe supports move along with it; this has little to do with insulation. . .
Pipe supports fall under the category of pipe hangers and brackets; you must install those first before proceeding with the insulation work. Additionally, for the second floor, pipe clamp-type supports do not need to be welded to the pipes
Of course, the first thing is to prepare the pipe supports; otherwise, even if insulation is done well, how can it work?
The insulated pipe supports are welded to the pipes; the pipe supports are installed and welded first, followed by insulation. The heat-insulating pipe supports are placed outside the insulation layer; the pipe supports are installed after insulation is applied.
This post was last edited by Liu Qinfen on 2017-6-23 08:58. Please send a picture of the on-site cooling pipe support
If the pipe support does not need to be welded to the pipe, then an insulation layer is required between the pipe support or pipe clamp, which provides better thermal insulation. If it needs to be welded to the pipe, then the pipe supports must be installed first, followed by the insulation layer. It’s similar to the diagram on floor 7; it’s very intuitive.
The pipe supports for the pipes are welded to the pipelines; they are installed first, and after passing inspection, insulation is applied. Additionally, it should be considered whether the insulation layer will pose any obstacles to the pipe supports, as they move as a whole, unless the welds holding the supports in place are weak and the supports come loose. .