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I would like to ask how to secure the pipes in the small trenches in the workshop

2016-11-28View Original

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It’s a very small trench, 500 wide and 300 deep, with 4 pipes placed inside it. What is the best way to secure them?
Reply #22016-11-28
Well, could you be more specific? It’s very crowded here, making construction inconvenient
Reply #32016-11-29
What is the pipe diameter? If there is enough space, use a single-layer support; I-beams or angle irons will work fine.
Reply #42016-11-29
Personally, I think it’s similar to what’s done in cable trenches – a right-angled bracket made of angle iron will suffice.
Reply #52016-11-29
Refer to the answer above and try making a bracket
Reply #62016-11-29
The channel steel is manufactured with footplate supports and fixed using U-bolts.
Reply #72016-11-29
If flanges are used and a single layer is not sufficient, it should be made as a double layer; steel supports should be used along with U-shaped clamps for fixation

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