Rest Support
Rest Support
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Dear Sirs,
Do u know reason of using Rod under some rest supports? Please see attachment.
Best Regards,
Do u know reason of using Rod under some rest supports? Please see attachment.
Best Regards,
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RE: Rest Support
Looks quite senseless to me.
RE: Rest Support
prognosis: Lead or Lag
RE: Rest Support
Unfortunately it didn't work, so it was discontinued.
The detail, in fact the whole drawing, is still circulating in India and some other ME countries. I just got through deleting those exact details a couple of months ago from a new pipe support standard dwg. In fact it was stuff from the same drawing you have there.
Independent events are seldomly independent.
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RE: Rest Support
Independent events are seldomly independent.
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http://www.pipelinesupplies.com/UserFiles/File/Pip...
Independent events are seldomly independent.
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RE: Rest Support
RE: Rest Support
Independent events are seldomly independent.
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Maybe I am reading the detail wrong...
RE: Rest Support
prognosis: Lead or Lag
RE: Rest Support
prognosis: Lead or Lag
RE: Rest Support
I don't buy the corrosion / erosion mitigation concept in the detail as drawn. (The pipe shoe is likely the same material as the structural steel. The wear plate, maybe not. It depends on whther or not the Code and the local jurisdiction allow for welding structural grade steel to the pressure boundary.) That might have been someone's idea the first time the detail was seen by anyone in any application, but as drawn, inadvertently or otherwise, it is an attempt at a low cost rolling support.
RE: Rest Support
http://www.stoprust.com/nu-bolt.htm
RE: Rest Support
On the transportation side, we've been epoxying FRP spacer pads to all our pipe in the area it rests on the pipe support (EZ Line). This helps the operations group out in the regular USDOT inspection process - they no longer have to lower the support off the pipe and inspect underneath the pipe for any potential corrosion now.