Continue to Site

Eng-Tips is the largest engineering community on the Internet

Intelligent Work Forums for Engineering Professionals

Register Log in
  • Congratulations waross on being selected by the Eng-Tips community for having the most helpful posts in the forums last week. Way to Go!

Search results for query: *

  1. firesprinklergirl

    Restraint of Branch Lines

    When laying out the branch line restraints along branch lines that are part of a grid, do you space the restraints from one head onward, or do you consider the connection to the main at both ends the end of a line and both heads at the "end" need to be restrained?
  2. firesprinklergirl

    Restraint of Branch Lines

    We use the wire option... It seems to work the best at the cheapest cost material/labor.
  3. firesprinklergirl

    Restraint of Branch Lines

    Thank you. I just spoke with the local AHJ and he is in agreement. I appreciate your time. Amanda
  4. firesprinklergirl

    Restraint of Branch Lines

    The branch lines are 2" the mains are 3" and 4" The length of the branch lines between the mains is approximately 200'-0" The branch lines are hung 21" below the deck with a top beam clamp, 3/8" A.T.R. and a hanger strap.
  5. firesprinklergirl

    Restraint of Branch Lines

    Regarding NFPA 13 2010, 9.3.6 Restraint of Branch Lines. I have a few questions. If you are working with branch lines attached at both ends by a main (grid) which is restrained laterally and longitudinally by sway bracing in accordance with the code, do you have to restrain the branch lines...

Part and Inventory Search

Back
Top Bottom