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Any body know about Blast loads on pipe support, and how to calculate

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Any body know about Blast loads on pipe support, and how to calculate

Any body know about Blast loads on pipe support, and how to calculate

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I what like to know how the Blast loads will act on pipe , why we need to consider it, i like to know full details, any body can help me.
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RE: Any body know about Blast loads on pipe support, and how to calculate

What kind of piping system, exactly, are you talking about ?

Is this for a military application ? If so what side are you on !!???

Are you aboard a submarine, within an armored tank, or what ?

Please offer more detail on your specific application (and your native country) and we may help you.....

That Mcmilan......... seems almost Irish ( except, of course, it is spelled wrong....)

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