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#11375 - 05/23/07 01:06 AM gap in weight support
m.javili Offline
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Registered: 05/12/07
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Loc: india

what is your idea about using gap on weight support?
i think using the flexibility of pipe to damp large diplacement in storage tnak settlement is usefull.(instead of use spring at frist support i have used support in nearest span and use hold dwon weight in second support )
in sus. case only the second support acts and that is enough.
the frist support is used only for the purpose of tank settlement and preventing exessive stress in piping.


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#11383 - 05/23/07 10:34 AM Re: gap in weight support [Re: m.javili]
CraigB Offline
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Registered: 05/16/06
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If you think that a pipe connected to a storage tank is going to have any meaningful effect on restraining the movement of the storage tank, I can say with confidence that one of the following is true:

1. You have a very small storage tank.

2. You have a very big pipe.

3. You're nuts.

I vote for (3) in the absence of hard evidence.
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