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How are pipe supports for plastic pipes made? Can it be placed directly on the steel beam? ?

2018-01-23View Original

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How are pipe supports for plastic pipes made? Can it be placed directly on the steel beam? ?
Reply #22018-01-23
All the small plastic tubes are placed on the angle steel
Reply #32018-01-23
The span of the angle steel is also insufficient; it needs to reach 8 meters
Reply #42018-01-24
On the pipe gallery? Is there no secondary beam in the middle of each span?
Reply #52018-01-24
However, the span of the angle steel is definitely larger than that of the plastic pipe, allowing it to be constructed in the form of a continuous beam
Reply #62018-01-24
Aren’t your ductwork sections independent if they’re not connected? No secondary beams or connecting beams
Reply #72018-01-24
For an eight-meter span, other measures generally need to be taken, such as support from adjacent pipes
Reply #82018-01-24
There is indeed a standalone version without secondary beams or connecting beams; such versions usually have a span of six meters

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