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How to calculate pipeline span when there is insulation?

2016-03-08View Original

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The book contains formulas for calculating pipe spans, but does not cover insulation layers. If there is an insulation layer, how should it be calculated?
Reply #22016-03-08
No, I don’t think the insulation layer weighs much. How about treating the pipeline as a thick-walled pipe?
Reply #32016-03-09
Generally, this is not taken into account in our power calculations, but some software does provide such an option, allowing the span to be appropriately reduced depending on the thickness
Reply #42016-05-27
Is the poster trying to consider the beneficial effects of a protective layer?

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