Cold Shoe Anchor Supports with 4″ Thick G10 Micarta® Insulation

November 16, 2021

Cold Shoe Anchor Supports With 4&Quot; Thick G10 Micarta® Insulation

PT&P Cold Shoe Anchors are designed to support pipe sizes ranging from 12″ to 72″ in diameter. In this case, the supports were custom designed for one of the largest nitrogen generation systems for LNG in the Southern Hemisphere. The project employed a modular approach to its execution which included the assembly of large, complex, and heavy Process Modules as well as simple and relatively light Yard Rack Modules.

Ptp Fig 4800 Insulated Cold Shoe Anchor G10
The saddles are fabricated from A240-Gr. 304L stainless steel and the base plates are fabricated from galvanized A516 Gr. 70N carbon steel. The insulation is 4″ thick G10 Micarta® material and capable of insulating from temperatures down to -300°F. G10 shoes are welded directly to the pipe spool, inspected, and tested prior to shipping which saves field installation and inspection time. G10 supports are also pretty durable making handling, transportation, and storage trouble-free. G10 Micarta® supports have an insignificant water/moisture absorption rate, meaning there is no structural deterioration in adverse weather, especially in the wake of heavy rain and storms.

G10 Micarta® supports involve fewer steps to manufacture allowing PT&P to support just in time lead times for fast-paced dynamic projects. PT&P has designed, extensively tested, and manufactured on G10 Micarta shoes for over 15 years. G10 is a preferred choice in cryogenic applications and demanding LNG environments for the following reasons:

  • Impervious to water absorption–Water intrusion into the system degrades performance and leads to many problems such as ice formation.
  • Superior Tensile and Flexural strength
  • Low Capital Expenses: Reduced field welding time, material cost, travel time, and field installation cost
  • Construction/Installation Savings: G10 pipe shoes can be sent to the pipe fabricator and welded directly to the pipe spool allowing for no inspection and testing requirements in the field.
  • Easy, trouble-free handling, transportation, and storage
  • Longer installation life and reduced maintenance needs
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Pre-Insulated Pipe Supports for High Temperatures at a Phenol Plant in Texas

October 4, 2021

Pre-Insulated Pipe Supports For High Temperatures At A Phenol Plant In Texas

PT&P manufactured 48″ diameter pre-insulated pipe supports for a high-temperature pipeline at a phenol plant in Texas. Phenol is an important aromatic organic compound used in several products like plastics, nylon, epoxies, detergents, mouthwash, antiseptics, and other pharmaceutical drugs. PT&P has consistently supplied products to these types of plants for many years and has done work for most of the largest phenol plants in the world. The production of phenol from petroleum-derived feedstocks can involve temperatures, where large bore piping can reach 250°F. Phenols are used in a diverse range of end markets including construction, automotive, electronics, and fibre industries. Some other plants that utilize large bore piping at high temperatures, are Biofuels, Semiconductor, and Old Sands Extraction processing plants. These hot shoes, in particular, are designed for pipe sizes up to 48″ in diameter. They include 6″ thick by 4″ width calcium silicate insulation, hot-dipped galvanized steel, and are designed for a load of 7,000 lb. Standard quality tests were performed before shipment. At Piping Technology and Products, we can supply a wide range of different types of pipe supports to meet your design specifications. This enables our clients to order from one vendor as opposed to several different vendors to manage the supply chain for project success in the most cost-effective manner while keeping deliveries on time. This order consisted of six different types of supports such as variable assemblies, constant support assemblies, sway struts, and pre-insulated pipe supports along with associated “off the shelf” hardware items. We have served the piping industry for over 45 years providing a unique array of engineering and manufacturing experience to an ever-changing industry.

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High-Temperature Supports Designed for a Petrochemical Plant

May 3, 2021

Pipeshields Insulated Supports 138055

Pipe Shields, Inc., a division of PT&P designed pre-insulated pipe supports for a high-temperature pipeline at a petrochemical plant overseas. This style of insulated support is designed to be compact, easy to install and eliminate the need for field welding. The insulation is 5-1/2″ thick utilizing 18 lb. and 28 lb. pcf high-density calcium silicate. The “hot shoes” are fabricated from carbon steel and hot-dipped galvanized for corrosion protection. They are rated for temperatures from +40°F to +1800°F. Q.C. inspections and dimensional tests were performed before an expedited shipment.

Such insulated supports are used for chilled water, hot water, and steam line applications in industries ranging from pharmaceutical, semiconductor, paper mills, chemical plants, data centers, biofuels, and food processing to name a few. Piping Technology and Products, through its subsidiary, industry leader, and pioneer, Pipe Shields, has supplied to all these markets in the USA and internationally for over 45 years. Most recently, we made a large investment to automate manufacturing in our Houston plant to increase throughput and yield to support our customers’ needs for just-in-time deliveries reducing cash requirements on projects.

View Pipe Shields’ Model D3100 – Insulated 2-Bolt Hanger

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High-Temperature Pre-Insulated Pipe Supports Designed for 42″ Dia. Pipelines

February 2, 2021

High-Temperature Pre-Insulated Pipe Supports Designed For 42&Quot; Dia. Pipelines

Pre-Insulated pipe supports were designed for high-temperature service at an oil refinery for a client that specializes in the engineering and design of fired heaters, furnaces, pre-heaters, and heat recovery systems. These high-temperature pipe supports were fabricated from carbon steel and designed for pipe sizes ranging in 36” – 42” diameter and are not only used for new construction but also upgrades and revamps. The “hot shoes” were designed with the addition of “Spring Washers” (not shown here) to maintain consistent clamping force when the pipe expands and contracts. The insulation is 3″ thick and comprised of High-density Calcium Silicate (asbestos-free) structural inserts treated with water repellant. Standard quality tests were performed before shipment. Our hot shoes are used extensively in Refineries, Styrene Plants, Hydrogen Plants, LNG Facilities, Semiconductor Fabrication Facilities, and General Building Construction.

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6-1/2 Foot Diameter Custom Insulated Sliding Pipe Shoes for HVAC Service at a Semiconductor Manufacturing Facility

June 8, 2020

6-1/2 Foot Diameter Custom Insulated Sliding Pipe Shoes For Hvac Service In Oregon

Type: Insulated Sliding Pipe Shoes
Size: 78″ NPS | 12″ L x 90″ H x 85″ D
Material: HDG Carbon Steel | High-Density Calcium Silicate
Design: +/- 3″ Axial & +/- 1″ Lateral Movements
Operating Loads up to 88,000 lb.
200°F Temperature Pipeline
Testing: Q.C. Inspection | Visual & “Fit-Up” Tests

PT&P custom designed insulated sliding pipe shoes for HVAC service at a semiconductor manufacturing facility. The shoes are fabricated from A36 carbon steel and hot-dipped galvanized for corrosion resistance, and include insulating material consisting of high-density calcium silicate. The insulated sliding shoes are designed for a 78″ pipe size with overall dimensions of 12” L x 90” H x 85” D to accommodate +/- 3″ axial and +/- 1 lateral movement at a pipeline temperature of 200°F. This design can accommodate operating loads of 88,000 lb. with each shoe weighing approximately 1,200 lb. Our quality control department performed visual and “fit-up” tests for this “Rush” shipment. *image shows product during assembly

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Cold Insulated Supports at a Chemical Plant in Texas

March 24, 2020

 

A6000U Series Insulated Supports For Cold Temperature Piping At A Chemical Plant In Texas

Type: Pre-Insulated Pipe Supports | Cold-Temperature
Size: 1/2″ -3″ Pipe Sizes | 4″ Thick Insulation
Material: Polyurethane Insulation | HDG CS Jackets
Testing: Q.C. Inspection & Tests

Pipe Shields, a division of PT&P, custom-designed multiple A6000U series insulated supports for a chemical plant in Texas for cold temperature piping. The cold pre-insulated shoes are fabricated from carbon steel with galvanized jackets, polyurethane foam insulation (PUF) and a vapor barrier. They are designed for pipe sizes ranging from 1/2” to 3” with insulation up to 4” thick. Standard quality control tests were performed prior to shipment.  Learn more about our pre-insulated supports and place your order with us today!

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High Temperature Pre-Insulated Sliding Pipe Shoes

February 3, 2020

 

Pre-Insulated Sliding Pipe Shoes Designed With Frp Lining And Firetemp® Insulation For High-Temperature Pipelines

Type: Pre-Insulated Sliding Pipe Shoe | High-Temperatures
Size: 15″ Long | 4″ B.O.P. | 1-1/2″ – 3″ Dia.
Material: Firetemp® Insulation | HDG CS | SS on Polyethylene
Testing: Q.C. Inspection & Tests

PT&P custom designed pre-insulated sliding pipe shoes with FRP lining for high-temperature pipelines in Ohio. The “hot shoes” are 15” long, range in diameter from 1-1/2” to 3” and are designed for a B.O.P. of 4”. The shoes are designed with Firetemp® insulation for temperatures up to 1800°F. The supports are fabricated from carbon steel with a hot-dipped galvanized finish and include stainless on polyethylene slide plates. A visual inspection was performed prior to shipping.

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Cryogenic Pipe Supports Designed for an Ammonia Plant

November 5, 2019

 

Cryogenic Pipe Supports Designed For An Ammonia Plant

Type: Cryogenic Pipe Supports
Size: 14” L x 4″ W x 6″ H | 2″ Dia. | 2″ Thick Insulation
Material: Polyurethane & Foam Glass | Galvanized Steel
Testing: Q.C. Inspection & Tests

PT&P manufactured multiple pre-insulated pipe supports for cryogenic temperatures in an ammonia plant in Louisiana. These cryogenic pipe supports, also known as “cold shoes” are designed with 2” thick polyurethane and foam glass for insulation and fabricated from galvanized steel for the shoe, with alloy bolts and nuts. They are 2” diameter 14″ L X 4″ W X 6″ H. These insulated supports are designed for insulating and supporting temperatures down to -300°F with a PSI of 200 to 800. Q.C. inspection and tests were performed prior to shipment.

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300+ Cryogenic Insulated Pipe Supports (Cold Shoes) for LNG Service

November 26, 2018

300+ Cryogenic Insulated Pipe Supports Designed For An Lng Pipeline

Type: Cryogenic Insulated Supports
Size: Range: 6″ to 24″ Dia. Pipe
Material: Carbon Steel | Hot-dipped Galvanized | PUF
Design: 15,000 – 30,000 lb. Load | -112 F | +/- 2″ Movement

Over 300 pre-insulated pipe supports were custom fabricated for a cryogenic pipeline at an LNG facility in Louisiana. High density polyurethane foam was used for insulation, with thicknesses ranging from 2” to 4”. The cold shoes are for pipe diameters ranging from 6” to 24” and are fabricated from carbon steel with a hot-dipped galvanized finish. They are designed for temperatures down to -112°F, movements of +/-2” and operating loads ranging from 15,000 to 30,000 lb. Standard quality control tests were performed prior to shipment.

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Micarta Block Assemblies Designed for a Vessel Application

November 16, 2018

Micarta Block Assemblies Designed For A Vessel Application In Texas

Type: Insulated Support – Micarta® Block Assembly
Size: 2″ H x 12″ W x 81″ L
Material: Micarta® | PTFE, 25% Glass-filled
Design: -454°F | Visual / Dimensional Tests

PT&P designed Micarta® block assemblies for placement beneath the saddle support of a vessel at an oil refinery in Texas. These insulated supports measure 2” x 12” x 81” and include PTFE, 25% glass-filled material bonded to the top of the Micarta®. Micarta® consists of glass fabric with an epoxy resin, which provides great insulating characteristics and superior physical properties. The blocks are designed to prevent cryogenic temperatures down to -454°F from transferring past the base of the support to the supporting steel or foundation. Visual and dimensional tests were performed prior to shipment.

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