What are the height requirements for T-shaped brackets?
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There is now a T-shaped bracket, on which an ammonia pipeline with a DN65 diameter is supported – just one such pipeline. I would like to ask how the height should be determined Also, I want to weld it to the steel plates prepared in the ground – how deep does the foundation need to be dug? How old? Are there any requirements?
How deep does the foundation need to be dug? How old? Are there any requirements? There are guidelines.
The height of the T-shaped bracket is determined by the height of your pipe, while the size of the base is determined by the load carried by your pipe
The bracket height is determined by the pipe height. The support should be fixed to the steel plates embedded in the ground; a foundation pier can be constructed in the ground, with the steel plates buried within it. Your pipe is only DN65, so it can handle limited load; there should be no need for further excavation beneath the foundation pier. You can consult a civil engineering engineer regarding this issue.
It depends on where you are. To be able to outpass others, one needs to be at least 2.2 meters tall.
Shouldn’t the height be determined by the elevation of your pipeline? As for the T-frame, it can be as tall as needed; just have the civil engineering team handle it