Spring Hanger and Support
Type A- Used where ample head room is available. Specific elevation is desirable.
Type B- Used where headroom is limited. Head attachment is a single lug.
Type C- Used where headroom is limited. Head attachment is side by side lugs
Type D- Used where the spring hanger is mounted on top of a pair of back to back channels. Provides for adjustment of the load from above the supporting channels
Type E- Used where the spring hanger is mounted on top of a pair of back to back channels. Provides for adjustment of the load from below the supporting channels.
Type F-Used where the spring hanger must be placed under the piping to provide support from the floor or a structural member. Typically supplied with a load flange but can also be supplied with a roller.
Type G-Used were head room is insufficient to accommodate the spring hangerand the necessary associated hardware. Also used where an interference exits directly above the piping system being supported is not centered between the spring hangers, each hanger will then carry its proportional load
When pipe moves vertically and when loads on attached equipment are required to remain constant as the pipe moves, then a spring hanger should be considered. Spring hangers are used to provide support to a pipe at a support location at the time the pipe is installed. Pipe movement is generally caused by thermal expansion or contraction of the piping system but it can also result from the movement of the equipment to which the pipe is connected. The underlying objective for using a spring hanger is to minimize the change of load applied by the piping on the connected equipment.
WHAT IS PIPE PREFABRICATION? Pipe prefabrication is manufacturing pieces of pipelines in a factory instead at the construction site. This enables utilization of better tools and working conditions. This results in higher productivity and better quality. It also reduces the lead time at the construction site.
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EFW steel pipes are a reliable choice for applications that require large-diameter, high-strength pipes with excellent weld integrity. Their manufacturing process ensures robust and consistent quality, making them suitable for demanding industries like oil and gas, petrochemicals, and large-scale water supply systems. While they may come at a higher cost compared to ERW and HFW pipes, their superior mechanical properties and ability to handle high-pressure conditions justify their use in critical applications.
Difference Between Hot-Dip Galvanizing and Pre-Galvanizing Hot-dip galvanizing and pre-galvanizing are two methods used to apply a protective zinc coating to steel, but they involve different processes and result in different coating characteristics. Understanding these differences is crucial for selecting the right type of galvanized steel for specific applications. Hot-Dip Galvanizing Process: Preparation: The steel is cleaned through a series of steps including degreasing, pickling in acid to remove oxides, and fluxing to promote the zinc bonding. Dipping: The cleaned steel is immersed in a bath of molten zinc, typically heated to around 450°C (842°F). Cooling: After coating, the steel is cooled, either by air or by immersion in a quench tank. Characteristics: Coating Thickness: The zinc coating is typically thicker, ranging from 70 microns to 200 microns, depending on the thickness of the steel and the time it is immersed in the zinc bath. Coverage: Provides a uniform coating over the entire surface, including edges and corners. Durability: Offers superior corrosion resistance, making it ideal for outdoor applications and environments with high humidity or exposure to saltwater. Applications: Structural steel components Outdoor construction materials Guardrails, poles, and other infrastructure Pre-Galvanizing Process: Preparation: Similar to hot-dip galvanizing, the steel sheet or coil is cleaned. Coating: The cleaned steel is passed through a bath of molten zinc in a continuous process. Post-Processing: The coated steel is then cut and formed into the desired shapes, such as pipes or sheets. Characteristics: Coating Thickness: The zinc coating is generally thinner, typically around 20 microns to 50 microns. Coverage: More consistent on flat surfaces but may be less effective on edges and welds. Durability: Provides adequate protection for less harsh environments but may not be as durable as hot-dip galvanized steel in aggressive conditions. Applications: Indoor plumbing Light structural applications Fencing and smaller outdoor Read more
