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    Vertical pipe support load

    Hi 1503, I'm agree with above thoughts. Sometimes, there is no piping engineer to provide accurate load for structural, therefore need to estimate/guess. Hi GD2, i'm not quite sure about this pipe details, recon it's maybe UHMWPE? Since the vendor knows the situation, I didn't contribute to...
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    Vertical pipe support load

    Thanks Snickster. It's about 1600 feet long pipe. I'm not prefer using dummy leg either. Much appreciated for the info on vertical pipes!
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    Vertical pipe support load

    Thanks gents. I really appreciated your help!!! I designed as total for conservative. I'm still holding a concern that the bottom part of pipe will buckle if they put a dummy support at the very bottom. A flexi connection at the bottom would be best, as well as string lifting from the top. The...
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    Vertical pipe support load

    Hi Guys I got this question for a vertical pipe, hundreds meter deep for underground mine dewatering. I'll need to work out the weight to support for the hanger design. No piping engineer to provide the load, unfortunately... The total pipe weights about 5t and content weights 7t. vertically...
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    Differential settlement, thermal load in load combination

    Hi Guys I got this concern while doing the load combinations. Would like to get some hints. The background is process structure using AS 4100, 1170, 3600... In a lot of structural design criterias, there is always word saying "apply diffrential settlement load, and thermal load when required...

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