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What could be the reasons for this issue with set-type spring hangers?

2017-06-29View Original

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May I ask what might be the cause of this problem with this spring support bracket? How should it be corrected? Thank you
Reply #22017-06-29
Is the bracket now unloaded and in its natural state? If there is a load, it should be able to return to normal.
Reply #32017-06-29
So how should adjustments be made in this case?
Reply #42017-06-29
The pipeline is operating normally and should be under load. The device has been in operation for over a decade, and some of the brackets have developed this issue
Reply #52017-06-29
Check whether the equipment has shifted; under load, it is possible that the equipment may shift slightly or the foundation of the supports may sink.
Reply #62017-06-29
Okay, then is it possible that the spring bracket is faulty?
Reply #72017-06-29
Under normal circumstances, when a spring suffers from metal fatigue, it shortens; such an extreme situation does not occur. It is still necessary to take into account the actual conditions on site as a whole.
Reply #82017-06-29
The load it supports is too small; it’s an overkill. :lol
Reply #92017-06-29
It’s also possible that it has come loose from the supporting surface: lol

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