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how to decide which support to be placed
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14 years 11 months ago - 14 years 11 months ago #7550 by bskumar
how to decide which support to be placed was created by bskumar
hi this is bs .i am having one doubt.please clarify if u can.my doubt is how we decide which support to be in a perticular pipeline.
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14 years 11 months ago - 14 years 11 months ago #5012 by Anton
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Start by looking at the Training
section (tab above)
Hi BS,
There are 2 articles discussing pipe supports:
Hi BS,
There are 2 articles discussing pipe supports:
Section III - Pipe Supports
A. Pipe Supports - Part 1, By]
After reading these, if you are still stuck, ask more questions here.
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14 years 11 months ago - 14 years 11 months ago #4969 by bskumar
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i mean where to place anchor,guide,spring supports.
if we place anchor why it us to be placed ,may be guide also be placed.is there any standard which support to be placed.
if we place anchor why it us to be placed ,may be guide also be placed.is there any standard which support to be placed.
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14 years 11 months ago - 14 years 11 months ago #4756 by Anton
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Your questions are covered in the topics I pointed you to.
I would also suggest you ask your piping stress engineer to look at your Iso to determine where anchors and guides are required, particularly for high temperature (and very low temperature) lines which would be subject to thermal movement.
I would also suggest you ask your piping stress engineer to look at your Iso to determine where anchors and guides are required, particularly for high temperature (and very low temperature) lines which would be subject to thermal movement.
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