How is the pipe pier designed?
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There are only 6 pipelines on the pipe piers, with the largest diameter not exceeding DN100. The pipe piers are spaced 3 meters apart; in total, there are 8 of them. The width is 1500 – what should be the height? How deep underground? What is the ground height?
Was this determined by the civil engineering department? ~~~
The height above the ground and the distance from the pipe piers are determined by the pipes; as for the size and depth of the remaining foundations, these are designed by the civil engineering team based on the specifications provided by the pipeline engineering team.
It’s too much of a leap for the piping specialty to handle civil engineering work. Just pass the load on the top surface of your pipe pier to the structural engineering team, and that’s it. For the load, refer to the standard atlas \"03R411-1 Installation of Outdoor Thermal Pipelines (Buried in Ditches)\”; of course, it’s better to carry out the calculations yourself.
Present the conditions you mentioned above to the civil engineering team, and add the following points as well: 1. Determine the shape of the top of the pipe pier based on whether the pipes are insulated or not (whether to embed a round steel bar or a steel plate). 2. The width of the pipe pier. (I think the 1500 you mentioned refers to the length.) 3. The elevation of the pipe piers. 4. The weight borne by the pipe piers. 5. Other special requirements. (for example, stiffness requirements)