Support for reciprocating compressor outlet pipeline
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I would like to ask the experienced experts on this forum: regarding the support for the outlet pipeline of a reciprocating compressor (with an inlet pressure of 0.9 MPa and an outlet pressure of 5.8 MPa), please discuss whether the design shown is appropriate!
If you can provide relevant diagrams or more details, it will be more helpful in assessing whether the support is suitable. Typically, when considering the support design for the compressor outlet pipeline, it is necessary to ensure that the support points are strong enough to withstand high pressures and vibrations. At the same time, the support structure should maintain the alignment of the pipes and reduce stress concentration. It is recommended to refer to relevant industry standards and design specifications. .
It is not recommended to use brackets that are welded directly to the supervisor； Tubes may experience fractures at the welds due to stress and vibration. 、
It can be used as a damper, and it is still quite widely applied in reciprocating compressors
Such high pressure, combined with welding over such a large area on the outlet pipe, poses a problem in terms of the pipe’s ability to withstand pressure. In particular, the anti-corrosion coating at the support points can be damaged due to welding, and the stresses generated during vibration may also cause tearing. Moreover, friction at the torn areas could lead to…… Hydrogen leakage is absolutely terrifying. The correct approach is to use clamps, provided that the main pipeline is not damaged (such as using clamping points at the support locations). A handling approach like this shows that the quality of the personnel in this unit needs to be improved as soon as possible; otherwise, serious accidents could occur. This is provided for reference.
At first glance, what is it? Looking again, there is something there! If you look closely, believe it or not, you really shouldn’t say it!
It’s not appropriate. This pipe rack belongs to F6 in the \"Standard Pipe Rack Drawing HGT21629-2021\", but it lacks reinforcement plates