Piping model problem
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I would like to ask the experts in piping and structural engineering: as shown in the diagram, this pipe passes through the steel structure, and I’m not sure whether this is allowed
Without diagrams, a specific analysis is not possible, but generally speaking, it is common for pipes to pass through steel structures. What needs to be considered is whether there is sufficient clearance between the pipe and the structure to prevent displacement and vibration caused by thermal expansion and contraction. Additionally, pipe supports or hangers may be required to fix the position of the pipes and reduce the load on the structure. It is recommended to consult specific design specifications or engineers to ensure compliance with safety and functional requirements. .
Considering the structural load-bearing capacity and resonance issues of the steel structure, as well as pipeline resonance and displacement. Don’t see anything passing through the steel beams
With this beam installed in this way, it basically can no longer bear weight; there seems to be an issue with the elevation of the pipelines – raising it a bit should solve the problem
The elevation used for modeling is incorrect; this beam is there to support the pipes. To create openings in the steel structure for the pipes, it is necessary to reinforce the steel structure first.
If it’s possible to avoid using structural beams, do so; if their use is necessary due to limited conditions, the structure must be analyzed and strengthened accordingly
Under normal circumstances, it should not be worn; if it must be worn, the structure needs to be reinforced, and a structural engineer must conduct rechecking calculations.
This situation definitely won’t work; modify the pipe elevation instead