There is some space on the pipe rack, but the corresponding pipelines cannot be installed there. Is that possible?
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This post was last edited by lijianhuai on 2011-5-10 at 12:28. The equipment is undergoing technical upgrades; there are some gaps in the pipe racks, but it is not possible to install the necessary pipelines there. Is it possible to arrange pipelines by welding T-shaped pipe racks into the gaps of existing pipe racks? The initial idea is to use a T-type pipe rack for one pipeline with a diameter of 200 mm (with insulation). I would like to ask what grade of steel is required for the H-shaped steel used in this setup, and whether this approach is feasible
Feasible, 1-2 sizes smaller than the original pipe rack. It is recommended to use two spaces from which two legs can extend as supports, as this will make it more stable! And it will be convenient to use the remaining space when adding more pipelines in the future!
Thank you. What size I-beam is needed for insulation on a pipe with a diameter of 200?
It’s best to calculate the load{:1_90:}
Hehehe, thanks. Can someone do the calculation?
How tall is it? How big was the original stent? Things like whether it can withstand the stress, what the medium is, and so on need to be taken into consideration