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How to construct the vertical vent pipe supports for pipelines?

2017-07-06View Original

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I would like to ask: for gas pipelines laid horizontally on top of utility tunnels, a vent pipe needs to be installed on the main gas pipeline. According to the standards, this vent pipe must be 4 meters higher than the highest point of the buildings within a 10-meter radius. As a result, the vertical section of the vent pipe ends up being quite tall. How are supports for such vertical vent pipes typically constructed? Also, I saw people using tension cables on site; is there a scientific name for such cables or any reference manuals available?
Reply #22017-07-06
First of all, mine is an overpressure relief pipeline, not a flare, so flare supports are not considered; Additionally, before I led the vent pipe on the ductwork to the side of the columns in the surrounding factories and installed supports on those columns, I found that there was a section of horizontal pipe in the vent pipe, which caused considerable resistance; this approach wasn’t very suitable. Therefore, I would like to ask how the supports for the vent pipes on utility tunnels are constructed
Reply #32017-07-06
First of all, mine is an overpressure relief pipeline, not a flare, so flare supports are not considered; Additionally, before I led the vent pipe on the ductwork to the side of the columns in the surrounding factories and installed supports on those columns, I found that there was a section of horizontal pipe in the vent pipe, which caused considerable resistance; this approach wasn’t very suitable. Therefore, I would like to ask how the supports for the vent pipes on utility tunnels are constructed
Reply #42017-07-06
Is there a catalog for the pull cords? Or is it entirely dependent on structural engineering design?
Reply #52017-07-11
Raise it directly on the steel structure, with the pipelines fixed vertically in the middle
Reply #62017-07-12
Isn’t it a bit of a waste? There are tower-like structures in the surrounding area, so I need to increase the height by a lot
Reply #72017-07-13
Is there tower-type equipment within ten meters around your pipeline trench? Could considering leading it horizontally for a distance be an option?
Reply #82017-07-13
Is there tower-type equipment within ten meters around your pipeline trench? Could considering leading it horizontally for a distance be an option?

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