How to fix galvanized pipes in explosion-proof areas where drilling is not allowed
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How can galvanized pipes be fixed in explosion-proof areas where drilling is not allowed?
It can be tied up with zip ties first; the bracket can be installed for fixation during maintenance
There are process pipes; measure the distance and use U-shaped clamps to hold the 30-degree angle steel in place
Use mesh angle iron + U-clips to tie it together with the pipes nearby; if it’s close to the ground, install several T-shaped supports
Check how large the diameter is? For DN25 and below, binding can be considered. For large-diameter pipes, clamps can be used to fix them with bolts to other pipe racks or pipelines
The poster could consider using ready-made support brackets. They are a bit expensive, but there are many different types available, all of which are clamps that can meet any installation requirements. As for manufacturers, I recommend Woraven: lol
Work involving open flames is not absolutely prohibited in explosion-proof areas; it can be carried out provided that appropriate safety measures are taken. Obtain the fire work permit, coordinate with the affected departments, ensure proper firefighting measures are in place, isolate the affected equipment, and conduct real-time gas monitoring at the site before proceeding. If working in explosion-proof areas absolutely prohibits the use of fire, then many people wouldn’t be able to do their jobs at all; the original poster shouldn’t be so dogmatic. Personal opinion, for reference only