Paws (distance holders) they are installed on the support rings (in increments of ≈500 mm) and a tie band (unloading device) (with a step of ≈250 mm), are designed to maintain the load distribution when installing protective shells in the thermal insulation of horizontal and vertical pipelines and cylindrical devices in industrial and marine projects. In addition, for greater elasticity, feet with shock-absorbing springs and Omega-lugs are used (according to the Customer’s t/w). For even greater reliability, in order to avoid minor deformations of the retaining structure during long-term operation, damper gaskets are used.
Protective shells should be supported by support rings and elastic elements that comprehensively ensure optimal load distribution on the entire structure as a whole, which contributes to reliability and extends the service life.
At a temperature of 350°C, the support legs of the structure are made of heat-resistant steel and are attached to the ring of the tie band with the help of elastic elements “omega-bugle”, to compensate for thermal expansion and reduce the vibration transfer of the insulated object.
Protective shells should be supported by support rings and elastic elements that comprehensively ensure optimal load distribution on the entire structure as a whole, which contributes to reliability and extends the service life.
At a temperature of 350°C, the support legs of the structure are made of heat-resistant steel and are attached to the ring of the tie band with the help of elastic elements “omega-bugle”, to compensate for thermal expansion and reduce the vibration transfer of the insulated object.
