PT&P manufactured B type constant spring supports for a hydrocracker application at a refinery in Port Author, TX. These custom designed constants are 83″ x 41″ x 20″, and designed to support a 53,000 lb. riser pipe through two trunnions. The constants are designed for an operating load of 26,700 lb. with 10-1/2″ of total travel. They are fabricated from A36 carbon steel and underwent standard load and travel testing prior to shipment.
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Engineered Spring Supports (Practical, Hands-on Approach) Webinar
Date: Thursday, October 17, 2024 - Register for 10:00 am OR 2:00 pm
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Live Webinars are 1 PE/PDH Credit for TX Professional Engineers
Learn how the theoretical applications of spring supports are put into use in the real world. We will start with a review of the working principles of both variable and constant springs. See how brand new spring looks at delivery, and review installation guidelines. Learn the key points to review through the total installation process and subsequently when the springs are in operation. See how to determine if springs need adjustments, re-calibration, refurbishment, or replacement. View in field examples, shutdown, and isolation procedures. See the selection process required when there are significant changes to the operating condition.
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October 10th: U.S. Bellows - Expansion Joints In-depth Webinar 10:00 am OR 2:00 pm
October 24th: Field Service: Problem Resolution Live Webinar 10:00 am OR 2:00 pm
October 31st: Pipe Clamp Design, Application & Installation Webinar 10:00 am OR 2:00 pm
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Piping Design and Analysis Influence on Pipe Support Selection and Design
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• New Engineers, Management and Operations
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*This online course is approved for 8 hrs. P.E. Credits