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The influence of vertical pipe sections on bracket spacing

2021-10-12View Original

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According to the standards, only the spacing of supports for horizontally laid pipes is specified; for pipes at bends, a coefficient of 0.75 is applied. So if there is a vertical segment in the middle, how should it be calculated? :) Additionally, with the start-prof software currently in use, the maximum spacing between the pipe supports calculated by it is significantly larger than that obtained through manual calculations. For a steam pipe of 250, the manual calculation gives around 7.5 meters, while the software calculates 10 meters; there must be an issue with the software Could the experts give some advice? :D:D:D

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