24" Pipe Shoe with Clamps

 

24&Quot; Pipe Shoe With Clamps
24" Pipe Shoe with Clamps

This particular 24″ pipe shoe was specially designed and fabricated during a planned plant outage. Instead of the normal delivery time of 3-4 weeks, Piping Technology & Products, Inc. finished this project in just one week. This pipe shoe with clamps was designed for 12,900 lb. vertical and 3,000 lb. lateral load. This 1″ thick carbon steel pipe shoe was designed to handle 650°F and has a PTFE, 25% glass filled, slide plate installed to allow for axial movement.

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Structural Supports with Megalug Pipe Attachments

Structural Supports With Megalug Pipe Attachments
Structural Supports with Megalug Pipe Attachments
Structural Supports With Megalug Pipe Attachments
Megalug Attachments
Structural Supports With Megalug Pipe Attachments
Megalug Pipe Attachments

Piping Technology & Products, Inc. Designed and Fabricated Structural Pipe Hangers with Megalug® Pipe Attachments.

Structural Supports With Megalug Pipe Attachments
Structural Supports with Megalug Pipe Attachments

These are carbon steel structural supports designed for 6″, 10″ and 12″ ductile iron pipe. They are hot dip galvanized to protect against corrosion and will be used in conjunction with hydraulic snubbers. The hydraulic snubbers are used to protect against axial shock loading, as well as providing vertical weight support.

Each support utilizes a Megalug pipe attachment to eliminate the need for field welding. The Megalug® attachments are designed to “bite” into the sides of the pipe providing an attachment point for the flanges on the fabricated clamp.

Structural Supports
Structural Supports

The 6″ supports are designed for a maximum vertical load of 3,770 pounds, while the 10″ and 12″ supports are designed for a maximum vertical load of 11,630 pounds. All of the supports are built for an overall height of 55-1/8″ from the upper support steel to pipe centerline.

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Cold Shoes to be Shipped to Puerto Rico

Cold Shoes To Be Shipped To Puerto Rico
Cold Shoes to be Shipped to Puerto Rico

Normal pipeline insulation is not designed to support the pipe or its contents. When insulated pipes are supported, the weight of the pipe, the contents, the operating temperature, and the amount of energy loss must be considered.  In order to support the pipe and minimize energy loss from heat transfer, a pre-insulated pipe support is necessary.   If the material in the pipe is high temperature such as high pressure steam or heating oil, then high temperature insulation is required, and these supports are called hot shoes.  If the material is cold, such as liquefied natural gas, cooling water or ammonia, then low temperature insulation is needed, and these types of supports are called cold shoes.

PT&P received the order to fabricate 140 cold shoes from a contractor in Puerto Rico. The overall weight of the order was 11,000 lbs and was produced in 8 weeks. The shoes were designed to support 8, 10 and 12 inch pipe sizes with 2 inches of insulation. They were designed using our Pipe Shields Division and correspond to the following model numbers: B2000, B4000,and C4100. These can be seen on our Pipe Shields website or you can request a catalog.

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Pressure Vessel in an Emergency Situation for a Gas Company in Florida

Pressure Vessel In An Emergency Situation For A Gas Company In Florida
Pressure Vessel in an Emergency Situation for a Gas Company in Florida

– 24″ Diameter Horizontal Pressure Vessel
– Repaired Welds on Flange & Shell
– 12 hr. Turn Around Time
– Hydro-Tested at 1500 PSI
– Held for 1 hr. at 80˚F
– 100% X-Ray

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Big Ton Springs used in a Chemical Processing Plant

Big Ton Springs Used In A Chemical Processing Plant
Big Ton Springs used in a Chemical Processing Plant
Big Ton Springs Used In A Chemical Processing Plant
Stainless Steel Slideplates on Big Tons

The limiting constraint in designing and fabricating these big ton spring supports was to maintain an overall height less than 15-3/4″ and still allow the load table to travel downward during operation. Whereas a standard PT&P size 2-190 variable springs would have been sufficient to hold the load specified, the coil alone was taller than the space available at site. For this reason, a “big ton” design was implemented which utilized six smaller coils (2-130 size) working in parallel to produce the required load-carrying capability and spring rate.

All of the frame/housing components were made from carbon steel and supplied with an HDG finish. The travel stop rods were made of A-193 Gr. B7 material and were painted red. The slide plates sitting atop the load flange were made of polished A-304 stainless steel.

Both “big ton” assemblies are 30″ wide by 30″ deep by 15-3/4″ tall. Overall spring rate is 3,600 lb/in. and each weighed approximately 1,460 pounds. The installed (cold) load = 14,800 lbs. and the operating (hot) load = 16,075 lbs. Movement from cold to hot = 0.354″ down.

Tested in the load cell to insure proper operation throughout the entire working range of the coils, the “big tons” were then set to the cold (installed) load as specified.

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60 Bolt Cradle Supports

60 Bolt Cradle Supports
60 Bolt Cradle Supports

 

60 Bolt Cradle Supports
60 Bolt Cradle Supports

Piping Technology & Products, Inc. custom fabricated sixty bolt cradle supports in May 2006. The base was fabricated by welding two plates to form a “T.” This was used in place of a standard split “T.” By making simple modifications to a standard Figure 900 for two-inch pipe, such as heavier clamps and shortened base length, PT&P was able to meet the customer’s special requirements quickly and efficiently.

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Constants Designed to Customer's Requirements

Constants Designed To Customer's Requirements
Constants Designed to Customer's Requirements

200-U Type Constant-Custom Design
– Designed for 21,269 lb. load
– 26-1/4″ W x 80″ L x 28-1/2″ H
– 10″ upward travel
– 12″ total travel

Constants Designed To Customer's Requirements
200-U Type Constant

200-U Type Constant
– Designed for 18,273 lb. load
– 26-3/8″ W x 66″ L x 23-1/4″ H
– 0.43″ downward & 1.22″ upward travel
– 3″ total travel

Constants Designed To Customer's Requirements
100-G Type Constant

100-G Type Constant
– Load range: 15,226 lb. to 17,210 lb
– 13″ W x 87″ L x 59″ H
– 2.8″ downward travel
– 4″ total travel

Constants Designed To Customer's Requirements
200-U Type Constants

200-U Type Constant-Custom Design
– Load Range: 14,060 lb. to 18,334 lb.
– 27″ W x 84″ L x 24-5/8″ H
– Actual Travel Range: 10″ to 11″ Upward
– Total Travel Range: 12-1/2″ to 13-1/2″

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Hot Shoes for a Power Plant in Argentina

Hot Shoes For A Power Plant In Argentina
Hot Shoes for a Power Plant in Argentina
Hot Shoes For A Power Plant In Argentina
Hot Shoe Inspection

Piping Technology and Products, Inc. received an order for a power plant in Argentina from our Pipe Shields division. This order consisted of variable assemblies, constant support assemblies, sway struts, and pre insulated pipe supports. Pipe sizes supported were up to 42” with 3” of insulation ranging from 340 lb. to 1300 lb. All hot shoes were designed to carry the load, along with its own weight and insulation. Since these pre-insulated supports are used for high temperature pipes, PT&P used calcium silicate as insulation and hot dipped galvanized the steel as a rust inhibitor. Piping Technology and Products Inc. handled all logistics of the international shipment.

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Sway Braces with Ball Joints

Sway Braces With Ball Joints
Sway Braces with Ball Joints
Sway Braces With Ball Joints
Sway Braces with Ball Joints

These special sway braces that are subject to the banana effect were designed to specific requirements for a Coker Plant in Texas. With deflection capability of up to plus or minus 9″ in all directions, these sway braces are used to stabilize tall stacks. Five springs in tandem prevent binding during operation, and are necessary due to extreme length. The sway braces ranged from 70″ to 144″ in length and can handle up to 8,000 lbs. The precision machined pivoting ball joints positioned at each end allow for freedom of movement in any unpredictable direction.

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Anchor Bolts for Boiler Feed Water Pump Turbine Drives

 

Anchor Bolts For Boiler Feed Water Pump Turbine Drives
Anchor Bolts for Boiler Feed Water Pump Turbine Drives

These are special high-strength anchor bolts used in a coal-fired power plant to secure the water pumps’ foundation. They range from 1” to 3 1/2” in diameter and 137” in length. The actual bolts are made from ASTM low Alloy Steel F1554-04, grade 55. This steel has a tensile strength of 517-655 Mpa, (75-95 Ksi), and a yield strength of 380 Mpa, (55 Ksi). The nuts are made from ASTM A563, grade A, and the washers from ASTM F436, Type 1. The bolts are threaded per UNC threading, class 2A fit, and the finish is plain.

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Can you use insulated piping on pipe rollers? Would the insulation be crushed?

In order to use pipe rollers inthis application, an insulated pipe support has to manufacture as part of theroller assembly. We use a higher density insulation so that the insulation willnot be crushed – 10 lb.14 lb. 20 lb. or 32 lb. depending on the load.

Eight Polyurethane Pipe Rollers For A Gas Plant
Eight Polyurethane Pipe Rollers for a Gas Plant

80ft. wide Cantilevered Canopy for an International Project

80Ft. Wide Cantilevered Canopy For An International Project
80ft. wide Cantilevered Canopy for an International Project

Piping Technology & Products, Inc. fabricated a Cantilevered Canopy for the entrance of an International State Department building. The Canopy was fabricated using ten 20-foot long girders. These girders were connected by sixty-three structural steel members. Together, they formed the 80-foot width of the Canopy. The wooden sheathing and architectural cladding that is supported by the canopy’s inner steel structure was installed at the construction site.

The fabricated girders and structural members combined weight exceeds 33,000 lb.

Piping Technology & Products also supplied the steel framing that supports the sheathing and cladding, roof drains and piping installed inside the canopy.

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Structural Pipe Hangers for a Pipe Seismic Restraint Project

Structural Pipe Hangers For A Pipe Seismic Restraint Project
Structural Pipe Hangers for a Pipe Seismic Restraint Project
Structural Pipe Hangers For A Pipe Seismic Restraint Project In California
Close-Up View of MegaLug

Piping Technology & Products, Inc. and its wholly owned subsidiary, Pipe Shields, Inc. designed and fabricated many structural pipe hangers for an on-going project to rebuild the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge. The pipe hangers are made out of A-36 carbon steel and galvanized to withstand corrosion from the ocean waters and rough winds. These pipe supports will be welded to Pipe Shields’ C Model Anchor Plates, which are set in a cast concrete to the bottom cavity of the bridge.

Structural Pipe Hangers For A Pipe Seismic Restraint Project In California
Structural Pipe Hangers

Supports pictured utilize friction holding devices known as MegaLug®, which permit attachment to the pipes without welding. These supports were designed and fabricated to include improvements in regard to strength and durability to withstand high loads during earthquakes and other seismic events.

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Variable Springs for a Project in Mexico

Variable Springs For A Project In Mexico
Variable Springs for a Project in Mexico
Variable Springs For A Project In Mexico
Close Up of G-can

This Type G variable spring was manufactured for a Petrochemical Plant in Mexico. The Type G assembly is formed by welding two standard spring assemblies to the ends of a pair of channels. This type of assembly can accommodate unusually heavy loads, and is especially convenient for avoiding interference in spaces where headroom is limited.

Each spring assembly is loaded per the client’s specification at Piping Technology and Products manufacturing facilities. A travel stop is inserted and strapped in place to maintain the load for the assembly installation. In addition to banding the travel stops, the variables for this project required chained travel stops. The base style (F-Type) variables on this project were also required to have internal guides.

At Piping Technology and Products, Inc. we use PTP-1, PTP-2, PTP-4, PTP-6 and PTP-8 to designate the five standard coil arrangements to increase the working range of travel of variable supports.

Several types of variable supports were made for this particular project. They included Type A, Type B and Type F.

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Pipe Shoes to be Shipped to South Africa

Pipe Shoes To Be Shipped To South Africa
Pipe Shoes to be Shipped to South Africa
Pipe Shoes To Be Shipped To South Africa
Cold Shoes Being Assembled

These pre-insulated pipe supports were manufactured for a Houston based engineering and construction company to complete an on-going project in South Africa. The polyurethane foam insulation is wrapped with a vapor barrier to prevent moisture, and the ends are coated with a monolar mastic paint to seal the pores. The carbon steel fabrication that surrounds the insulation has an elaborate three-coat paint system to help protect the steel from corrosion. This design allows for an integral combination of insulation and structural support in one pipe support assembly. It also minimizes labor in the field in regards to the installation of insulation.

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Hot Shoe for a Refining Company

Hot Shoe For A Refining Company
Hot Shoe for a Refining Company
Hot Shoe For A Refining Company
PT&P Testing the Insulation

This hot shoe was fabricated from carbon steel, calcium silicate and Firetemp®. Firetemp® is the insulation that carries the load of the pipe. In addition, calcium silicate was also used because it has a lower density, making it a better insulator. This shoe is used as a pipe support and can handle temperatures of up to 1,200F. It measures at 73 in diameter with 5 insulation and weighs 2,391lbs. This hot shoe was expedited in one week per customers request.

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B-Type Constants for a Power Plant in Kentucky

B-Type Constants For A Power Plant In Kentucky
B-Type Constants for a Power Plant in Kentucky
B-Type Constants For A Power Plant In Kentucky
B-Type Constants for a Power Plant in Kentucky

These constants were fabricated from carbon steel hardware and structure. The vertical constants are used to support pipes and other equipment. They range from 4 to 6 feet and weigh between 690 lbs to 2,850 lbs. The constants have a total travel capacity of 7 to 8 . Standard load testing was completed to ensure quality and performance.

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Snubbers with Yoke Clamps for a LNG Plant

Snubbers With Yoke Clamps For A Lng Plant
Snubbers with Yoke Clamps for a LNG Plant

Snubbers With Yoke Clamps For A Lng Plant
Snubbers

Snubbers are restraining devices. They allow free thermal movement during normal operations but restrain in abnormal circumstances such as with an earthquake. These snubbers were fabricated from carbon steel. They measure 2 1/2” x 24” and the yoke clamps have pipe sizes of 23” and 25”. Each snubber weighs 890 lb. and has a travel capacity of 24”. Designed for the support of a cryogenic line, these snubbers can handle loads of up to 2,900 lb.

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4 Pig Launchers and Receivers for a Petroleum Company

4 Pig Launchers And Receivers For A Petroleum Company
4 Pig Launchers and Receivers for a Petroleum Company

These pig launchers were manufactured from carbon steel. They have a 16 major barrel, 12 minor barrel and measured 121 long. The pig launchers and receivers are used for cleaning piping systems. In addition, the pig launchers and receivers were designed for pressures of 512 PSIG at 100F. Hydro-tests were performed at 666 PSIG and x-ray tests were completed to ensure quality performance.

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U-Type Constants for an Oil Refinery in Taiwan

 

U-Type Constants For An Oil Refinery In Taiwan
U-Type Constants for an Oil Refinery in Taiwan
U-Type Constants For An Oil Refinery In Taiwan
Constants in Assembly

These Figure 200 U-Type horizontal upthrust constants are designed to support piping from below. They are fabricated from carbon steel. These constants were also hot dipped galvanized and then specially painted. In addition, they are able to handle loads of up to 13,600 lbs. Each constant has a capacity of 4 total travel. They range from 55 to 62 long. Load testing and external inspections were completed to ensure the quality of these constants.

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