Regarding the issues with the pipe gallery
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For vertically intersecting pipe racks, the height difference is generally half of the floor height. What exactly does this floor height refer to? Is it the ceiling height of the lower utility tunnel? I hope everyone can give me some advice
It seems that the maximum height difference is generally 1.2 meters, but it should also be considered based on the pipe with the largest diameter
It should be determined based on the pipes on the lower support; generally, a height difference of more than 600 mm between the highest plane of the lower pipes and the bottom plane of the upper pipe rack is sufficient.
It seems to me that the vertical intersecting ducts are around 600, while those that are layered are around 1.2
The floor height refers to the vertical distance between the upper and lower layers of the pipe gallery, typically ranging from 600 to 1200; this height is determined based on the largest diameter of the pipes in the lower layer.
Why is it this height? What is the basis for this? Is it for operation or something else?