What are the requirements for the distance between the two stops under the pipe support and the pipe shoe?
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What are the requirements for the distance between the two stops under the pipe support and the pipe shoe?
Generally, there are no specific requirements; it’s only necessary to ensure that the bracket base can slide freely. 10 mm is sufficient
The guide bracket serves to limit lateral displacement, which is determined based on the allowable value of lateral displacement
Theoretically, it’s 3mm, but in actual construction, it could be as much as 30mm.
It is generally done according to the value specified by the design institute for lateral displacement; in most cases I’ve encountered it’s 3 mm, though there are also cases where it’s around 10 mm.
Do pipe shoes refer to the pipe supports beneath pipes? Why is it translated as the term “shoe tube”?
Generally, the stop block should be 5 mm away from the edge of the pipeline.
It should be shoe in English. . That’s why the original poster called it shoe tube. . .
In English it is called SHOE, but in Chinese it is referred to as a pipe support. The distance between the guide frame and the pipe support is generally 3 mm; in some cases it can be as large as 10 mm, or as small as 0 mm； This is mainly determined by the stress analysis engineer.
I agree with what was said on floor 10; it depends on the stress requirements.