What type of load-bearing support should be chosen for the vertical pipe of DN350?
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1. Guys, for pipes with larger diameters (the green pipes in the diagram, DN350), when arranging the vertical pipes, there are embedded components on the side of the columns. What type of pipe supports should be used to bear the load? dizzy: Thanks~; 2. I’m not sure which catalog from the Ministry of Chemicals to use, or if there are other catalogs that could be considered
It seems that HG/T 21629-1999 does not specify vertical pipe supports for DN350; I usually use electrical support systems in such cases. If buying finished components directly, the \"Design Manual for Steam and Water Piping Supports and Brackets in Power Plants\" D-ZD2010, type 224 vertical pipe welding support, can be used; however, this manual does not provide data on the thickness of the components, as the Power Engineering Consulting Group has compiled a separate manufacturing manual for sale ； If you want to carry out the fabrication on-site, or if you need to determine the thickness of the components, use the 83rd edition of the Design Manual for Supports and Hangers of Steam and Water Pipelines in Thermal Power Plants issued by the Northwest Research Institute, specifically the Z10 type vertical pipe support.
Thank you. I’ll download it first and take a quick sketch to create it on site, then have the structural engineering team do the calculations
It’s enthusiastic in helping others; worth giving a thumbs up. There is a support frame at the bottom, and a limiting frame on top. If the load is heavy, spring suspensions also need to be installed in the middle