What is the difference between pipe clamps and pipe supports? It seems like it’s the same
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What is the difference between pipe clamps and pipe supports? It seems like it’s the same
Generally, U-bolts are called pipe clamps, and they are divided into guiding type and fixing type based on the gap with the pipeline. I’ve never heard of the term \"tube clamp\"; it probably refers to tube shoes that are connected using bolts – consisting of a base and a cover that are secured together with bolts. There is also another type, which is welded together
How can one determine whether the gap with the pipe is for guidance or for sliding? Looking forward to your advice
Generally, U-bolts are called pipe clamps, and they are divided into guiding type and fixing type based on the gap with the pipeline. I’ve never heard of the term \"tube clamp\"; it probably refers to tube shoes that are connected using bolts – consisting of a base and a cover that are secured together with bolts. There is also another type, which is welded together
Reply to 3# zhgf86. . Well, I’m afraid I don’t know much about it; I’ve never asked the designers. As the name implies, guide-type is used for pipelines that allow for displacement. The drawing should have marks for guide or anchor
“How can one determine whether the gap with the pipe is for guidance or for sliding? I would appreciate your advice. There is a sliding plate beneath the sliding bracket; it is generally required that this sliding plate be smooth, as otherwise it will affect the sliding performance and prevent the stress in the pipeline from being released ； Moreover, the sliding plate must have sufficient sliding space (this has been taken into account in the pipe stress calculation). The guide bracket is equipped with guide grooves (frames) to restrict the direction in which the stress in the pipe is released ；