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Distance between pipes installed on the pipe tray and electrical and instrumentation cable trays

2010-08-25View Original

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The bottom layer of the double-layer pipe gallery is 3.5m thick, while the upper layer is 5.5m thick. There are pumps located below the gallery; in this case, should the electrical cable trays be installed on the upper layer or the lower layer? What is an appropriate distance between electrical cable trays, instrument cable trays, and pipes? (Is it greater than or equal to 500 cm?) )
Reply #22010-08-25
The electrical cable trays should be installed on the upper layer. Instrumentation and electrical cables should not be arranged together; the minimum distance between them should be greater than 1000 mm. It is advisable that the clear distance between electrical cable trays, instrument cable trays, and pipes be greater than 300. For your reference.

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