Do all pipe supports that meet the span requirements have to be designed as fixed supports?
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Do all pipe supports that meet the span requirements have to be designed as fixed supports?
It would be great if it could be made into a fixed bracket.
For pipes like UPVC, what kind of fixing brackets are needed when the span is met? ? ?
Is the U-shaped clip used on-site to fix this considered a fixing bracket or a guiding bracket?
How should pipe supports with flexible joints at the pump inlet and outlet be installed? If all the U-shaped clamps are tightened, the flexible joint loses its purpose; if they aren’t tightened, it becomes slippery, and again the flexible joint loses its meaning
Double bolts can be used to allow the hose to have a certain degree of movement within the U-shaped clip.
It’s hard to say; it depends on the calculation results.
It is not recommended to use fixed frames throughout; it is more reasonable to install fixed frames every few dozen meters, with the remaining sections equipped with guiding or sliding frames
A fixed bracket is a dead point. . Pipes with fixed supports cannot absorb thermal expansion. . It definitely won’t work
Yes, there is definitely expansion when there are fixed supports. Between the two fixed brackets, there should be sliding brackets and guide brackets