How to fix high-altitude vent pipes
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In manufacturing processes, there are often vent pipes that need to be routed at high heights; how are they typically fixed? What I’m dealing with here is exhaust at a height of over 28 meters; the platform itself is at 11 meters, meaning another 17 meters are needed above that. The vent pipe has a diameter of DN350 and is made of fiberglass/PVC composite material. With such a high level of exhaust, and it being located above the installation as well, the platform isn’t very large – so how can it be properly fixed?
This requires adding a chimney or something; the steel structure needs to be built again from the ground level, all the way up to 28 meters. Are there any pictures? It would be good to see some images
Should we make a tripod, similar to a torch tower?
Make it of steel structure, square in shape, with the pipelines placed in the middle; P
There are no other devices in the vicinity; the simplest solution is to use two layers of cables, with three cables in each layer arranged at 120 degrees to each other. There are no other devices, so we can only set up shelves.
Then do as I say; it will definitely work.
You’re right, but it’s not you who approves the budget. The original poster is still struggling with the issue of finding something that doesn’t require spending money yet remains safe
Using cables inside the device is not very suitable