Harm caused by insufficient length of pipe supports on pipe trays
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I’ve seen steam pipes where the pipe supports, due to insufficient length, fell straight off the beams and ended up serving as stoppers. Once the temperature drops, the cold contraction causes the pipe supports along the entire pipe to break off. Everyone, have you seen any other situations like this?
Conflict between steam pipeline backwashing and pipe gallery
Is it at the end or in the compensator area?
There are 3 possible reasons for the situation you described: 1. The length of the pipe support is insufficient. 2. The pipe support is not installed in the correct position; there is either an improper alignment or the alignment is insufficient. 3. The temperature reduction device failed suddenly, causing the temperature to rise.
I’ve seen situations where steam pipes drawing steam almost caused the pipe rack to collapse. . . .