Piping rack spacing
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For outdoor suspended pipes, what is the typical spacing between pipe supports?
The last edit to this post was made by zxpswj_bbzhu on 2010-5-2 at 11:26. The span of the pipeline needs to be determined based on the pipeline size, the fluid medium, and the thickness of the pipeline insulation; only after that can the span of the pipe support be determined.
The pipe span must be determined by taking into account factors such as the pipe size, the type of fluid, and the insulation materials used; experience-based recommended values can be found in pipeline manuals. It is recommended to look it up in the chemical piping manual.
The answer to the poster’s question can be found in \"Chemical Process Design Manual, 4th Edition, Volume 2\".
It is necessary to perform stiffness and strength calculations for the pipeline!
It is related to the pipe size, whether it has insulation, the properties of the medium, and Jiangyan City.
If it is an external pipe gallery, it is recommended to use a support every 6 meters; if there is only one pipe, then it depends on the span of that pipe
It is related to the pipe diameter, the medium, and insulation; however, this information is available in the manuals, so it can be checked there
This can be checked in the second volume of the Chemical Engineering Design Manual, where the basic span values for pipes are provided; page 980 or so of the Petroleum and Chemical Industry Pressure Pipeline Design Manual also contains a table of spans for continuously laid pipes. LZ can also carry out design calculations on the stiffness, strength, and bending stress of pipes.