Is it possible to support a vertical 15-meter-long DN200 pipe in the middle using a No. 10 channel steel piece that is 3.5 meters long?
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There is a 15-meter-long DN200 pipe, which serves as an exhaust pipe for releasing exhaust gases into the atmosphere. Every 5 meters, a 3.5-meter-long No. 10 channel steel bar is used; these bars are supported by U-shaped clamps in the middle. The ends of the No. 10 channel steel bars are fixed to the steel structure. Is the height of these channel steel bars sufficient? Will they deform over time? Will the pipe not deform, bend, or get damaged?
It’s already ready; I just don’t know if there will be any problems over time
It’s not reliable; the main concern is the lateral thrust under abnormal conditions. It would be better to hire a structural engineer to do the calculations
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