BERGEN - PATTERSON 66 R' | FOREWORD Bergen Pipesupport Corporotion ond Corpenter & Paterson Inc., having combined fecilities, heve formed o new compony, called Bergen-Paterson Pipesupport Corporation. We take pleasure in presenting to the industry © complete line of hangers and struc- turel supports for the Power, Chemical, Refinery, Marine, ond Nuclear Fields. Our meny years of combined experience in designing and monufacturing piping supports enabled the development of true ond efficient Constant Supports, @ comprehensive, edvanced line of Veriable Supports, Rigid Stondord Honger Components, ““DS'" Disk Spring Units, ond recently, Mechanical, Electro-Mechanicel and Hydraulic Devices. ‘The Constant Support Hangers are made in numerous sizes end types ond cover @ wide range of locds and travels which extend beyond anything heretofore available ~ the load range has been extended to 87,500# and the travel to 16", Also, new end unique devices have been added for use in the Mechenicel Industry ot lorge. ‘The Variable Support Spring Hengers have been rede: ing in e truly economic and efficient line of units easy, fool-proof field installation. ed on © new concept, result: ton exclusive pre-set fecture for ‘A new SIZE SELECTION TABLE ond @ new LOAD DEFLECTION CHART hove been evolved and are now presented to the Industry. The use of these tools ensures proper size selection ond soves valuable engineering ti ‘The "DS" Disk Spring Units ~ representing an odvanced concept in flexible supports — have been greatly expanded and include mony new types opplicable to the Marine and Mechonical Industries in general. Improved spring quality has enabled Bergen-Poterson to produce Disk Constant Support Devices within 6% load deviation ond less, © good supplement or substitution to the Coil Spring Constants. Disk spring units are porticulorly suitable for heavy loads with moderate travel in very limited space. New Disk devices have also been developed to supplement the Coil Spring Variable Supports ond Vibration-Check Sway Brace. The Mechanical, Electro-Mechanical ond Hydroulic Device port conteins lotest devel- opments in motorized supports, positioners ond lecd ond position sensing devices for the support end control of piping and equipment of the ever advancing power industry which in mony instonces presents supporting conditions beyond the scope of present conventional devices With o constant oim at progress, Spring Units hove been Designed ond Dimensioned so thot they con be reodily fitted in the available space, saving time in the engineering room, ‘88 well as locating the units in the field. To further reduce field costs, Top Connections of the units have been designed for simple ond quick installation. Vbrious sections of the cotclog hove been simplified, improved ond omplified; weights ond other technical date hove been added, making the Bergen-Poterson Cotalog complete and convenient tool for the designer of piping ond equipment supports. In brief, our products have been further expended, standardized and s better serve Industry. jomlined; aiming, es always, at increasing efficiency toDESIGN SERVICE Bergen-Paterson Pipesupport Corp., with its superior manufocturing facilities and experienced engineering per- sonnel, offers o complete hanger de service in conjunc- tion with the fabrication of plant-ossembled hangers thus plocing the combined responsibility of design and quality control at one source. apia ‘enicanLJret amas associion — emCONSTANT SUPPORTS BERGEN-PATERSON PIPESUPPORT CORP. we Sttoaans svyyswng BECHTEL CORPORATION LIBRARY P. 0. BOX 607 ,190 SHADY GROVE ROAD AITHERSBURG, MD. 20760 a |2 | CONSTANT SUPPORT DESCRIPTION CONSTANT SUPPORTS Coil Spring Design (Paterted) CONSTANT SUPPORTS ‘The Constont Support ictive and Enclosed Unit, advanced in design and operation and verso mechanical device which yields o constant supporting force at all positions throughout its travel range. It is non-resonant. on Accurate, Balanced, Compact, The Constant Support is based on a simple mechanical In order to produce a Constant Supporting Effect the load ‘moment about the Main Pivot must be counterbalanced by ‘en equal spring moment throughout the travel range. Referring to the diagram, take three positions of the load trovel - Top, Mid, Bottom — and equate the moments of these points about the Main Pivot. DESIGN: By proper selection of the spring ond location ‘of the working points, this Design resolves the corrés- Ponding varying spring force, spring arm, ond load orm to produce « CONSTANT SUPPORTING EFFECT through- ‘out the travel ronge. IMPROVEMENTS: The conventional Constant Suppoit Coil Spring Units shown in this Catalog have been further improved, simplified ond made more compact and more efficient. The Units have been dimensioned to be readily fitted into the available space, saving time in the Engi Room as well ds in locating them in the |d. New Top Connections have been designed for simple ond quick installation by first welding or bolting the connecting part to the supporting steel and then bolting the Unit to it. The load range of Units has been increased ‘0 87,500 and travel increased to 16". OSS, GL ee ies Oo a Ct eet Cc{ CONSTANT SUPPORT DESCRIPTION | 3 CONSTRUCTION: In this Design, the spring oxis ond housing remain stationary: With © housing of substantial construction, Bergen hos developed Units thet can be installed in many arrangements without the danger of damage or impairment of their functions, even if by accident or otherwise they come in contact with adjoining equip- ment. The housing, while it fully protects the spring mechanism from dust and other debris, has an opening which is provided for any eventual inspection of the spring end other ports. Integral travel stops protect the Unit in the event of overloading. Friction is minimized by suitable bearings ot all main rotating points. The load block permits o lood rod movement of at least 4° from vertical. The field load adjustment is located ot o protected ond yet readily coccessible location FIELD ADJUSTMENT: The Units ore shipped pre-set to COLD position ot the specified load. All Units are pro- vided with © stondard 6" gop turnbuckle. The hanger rod toke-out is given neor the center of the turnbuckle thus providing for normal piping elevation adjustment. Any odditional adjustment that may be required for the pipe cold ‘springing operation should be provided os port of the hanger ossembly. When necessary fo change the supporting force, field edjusiment of up to 15% to 20% of the specified lecd can be mode by turning @ single bolt. Constoncy is retained throughout its entire range of field adjustment. SAFETY FACTOR: All ports (except springs) hove been designed with @ minimum foctor of safety of 5 accordance with American Code fer Pressure Piping. APPLICATION: The Constant Support Hangers are principally employed to suppert piping ond equipment subject to vertical movement. Their use prevents the introduction of additional stress in the piping systems. Particular consid eration should be given to the use of Constant Supports when pipe temperatures reach 750° and on all other critical lines. SELECTION OF UNITS: The vertical Units originated ond developed by Bergen are indicated for use in restricted loteral oreas and/or for aesthetic preference. These Units have been further improved by adding a new design with the loed block ot the top, yielding U compact and efficient for most travels, and making them best suitable where the availability of space is limited in both vertical and horizontal directions. Horizontal units hoving equal flexibility should be used wherever ovailable space conditions permit. Constant supports should be selected with sufficient overtrovel to insure an adequate travel reserve thus providing for ony possible discrepancy between the calculated and the actual piping movement.However, since the Units ore sold on on inch pound basis (travel x lead), fon excessive overtravel will result in an uneconomical selection. Our experience indicetes thot en over-travel of 20% with a minimum of 1/2" above the calculated travel is considered odequate. FEATURES: All the stondard features of this Design such as: factory testing and celibration, pre-set to COLD position, HOT and COLD position buttons, trovel indicators ond travel stops, field adjustment, permanent lubrico tion, etc., have been retained and, where possible, improved. INSTALLATION INSTRUCTION: The Unit is factory tested and pre-set to COLD position. This permits it to be used 08 a rigid honger for hydrostatic test or any other purpose. Attach Unit to supporting structure and moke up connections. When the piping is in its FINAL operating COLD position, o minor adjustment of the lood rod will release the pre-set piece which con only THEN be extracted by hand. Store pre-set piece by securing to Unit with provided brass screw. The travel indicater should now be in line with the COLD button (C). At the operating HOT position, the travel indicator should line up with the HOT button (H). Adjust rods if necessary. If it should be determined that the actual piping load differs from the calculated load, upon direction of the design agent, an adjust- rent of minimum of 15 to 20% of the specified load can be made by turning the load-adjustment bolt. Caution: If the Unit is to be removed or the load disconnected, bring the Unit to the eriginal COLD position and re-insert the pre-set piece before detaching the load rod. IN ORDERING: Please specify: Honger Mork Honger Size Type Load in Lbs. 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Yn(Med2 TR {712 TR) V=(S16 TR) | M4-(5-7%4 TR) HART. wo | weday | 2 Saat ee 8 ae ee LOADAigh strengths SGared on min. tenile strength of 120000 Pal the total loed thould include on edd RA. thread length for rod dios" & ed dio. 1 ond Torger. (Al th 1B" RAM. thread I fs etiongl course #2 ft). % 2% 2% 3 TH CE LESE = ‘$400,800 [83,250] 101 200 i 105 for possible field load adjustment and the weigh ofthe anit for type Al nly. thor vod dia. Pah Ves 12" Rib, teed length forTYPE B2| sy al 7 pB+D- Ss Ie FOR OTHER SUGGESTED APPLICATIONS ‘SEE STANDARD HANGER ASSEMBLIES “WWE-2 FOR TYPE 8228-14 PIPE SUBPORTED BELOW a THF PH A ; sa tteedy se 7 Cap LETS ch. q (e-w) w 7 | 2 oa TT # rooraeon NO | Ln sk Ue ¥ we Lad boy TYPE BI yrs S gayczron way oe raves ies 4 é TT S rr P Ee s P ni if | ata Se wt ol ak age Lk oS TYPE B2 (ye cr] TYPE DI PIPE SUPPORTED ABOVE oS ceCONSTANT SUPPORTS-csH ] 9 FOR CSH SIZE SELECTION SEE TABLE PAGES 4 AND 5 FoR sizes 1 THRU? 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(R) also | ™ | ™* | 2 [mw | ™ ls | TOAD arbor wT ai Tae ae ae | ee LOABiig arena ar” —f . SAE Tranceee Seto es'800- 193 900 [a TBereg on mine roang oT TTOOO PA Rel dtescn™ el eal rsa ncoe 2 oiegl 1 pail el nd dune Fired earn eR te 1 fe 112[ Ty | TYPE LAT | FOR CSV SIZE SELECTION SEE TABLE PAGES 4 AND 5. ESVEATEL Tou Feel oto [ent ey sv Fes tror tor ft fot Br012 ate “ET aa ra Ba aera eee oo Saree te Beale 5 eel a ee, opal Feat “T2ela Fest beets K TT x Fes a K. a. csv fee aime fe csv 10364 csv. areas? [KX csv W060 Tal a0 csv fee 610 64 33-64 a sTombuctle ond CHVCATELBT a1 13-20. 28 =e =a 4 sirehiehi aes hayes Le bee ae sel se velie is ELT TIS 29—[a9-faai ae fT akewat ve Tor ore aval Tela Toa not furnished withthe 7 m w eter a Spey ele mete nay hae fia FOR csv UNITS INoT GIVEN IN THIS AREA, SEE AZAR MeL Ta a Tels hise irs Sh 19. Fee] eT a nay Ts ajay fia 3 easier [x2 Lavaat ey LS HoT omg fr i Tal regia. 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A Pete [nbten cai] ’ |, wl j ye bud | TYPE LBI SY-CONNECTION FOR ROD OIAMETER (R) SEE PAGE 1 eqs naghs ahah is fies 7 air rshietivatis li Tata Lal 2 loo euhie fete las |os]25- [aes nai fa0'217] Se TAP Val 24 Pela 0's 90 i 929 [28 foe_tar 1920 to% fara 7 rap vavel, dimensions shown should by increonsd by och Unite; connecting od ta be fniahed i TMENSIONS To nghes ¥ 2 dm x z sy fr unite {ei and hol nat for S¥-Connection )CONSTANT SUPPORTS—CSV | 11 te-9 te10 tell told tel3 tea te { t fe Fon OTHER SUGGESTED APPLICATIONS i Set Fantato mane Asoc {* i f i | i : [TYPE HAT ‘ OR CSV SIZE SELECTION SEE TABLE PAGES 4 AND 5. i [ESV HATEHCT] oy, Tera RE fancee size PML 2am tase TaTae ToT sare Teal 7 Paula [eats [ok ie oar atte ease 4 csv CE 2e[as- [20-20 hoz isthe { [Es rales toto ef eit e i oa GoursnoT PL rhe hh he Sret2_ Fct—biven mrnis area [2 az oat aut ant art azt t T5owOlres| pee coy TwFe tal ar [ao fase Ta-Tas ar faar aa ae ' ZI efEs [ft Le PAGE 10 AND 9 [309] 30918 [3s_[a7 9 Lea ae t PEs [ese TP €1 PAGE 13. pe tects eee, csv tenet at hehe ae neyhieghaha rt heyhey hie t x 1 sl sala Leas csv ee aa as ta far fara a aa u [Fee afar ra[as tas_farahioaio-T 921 oo ie e-[o- iis fae fasts ie Hy9- Tae fis [ei A K mal eal sel sel at al TLL { FoR SIZES THRU 64 CSV LAS L61 SEE PAGED i Rod toke-out is for down travel (eold fo hol; for vp travel, dimensions shown should be inereored by ectual travel dimension VERT RET DIMENSIONS In_Tnches We (appro) Cie { HANGER SIZE, Ww Net . i a7 1% at mf | fe | | is wee eT x st 300 ROD DIAMETER (R) Carbon Steal 24 = g rt = 2 ae G Tes TA | TTR) Wena, TA | V-0%3 TH) Be Required % % Get | Viaeere | 1 caertm | reGes Te) ieee te) | “s yoteia te) | oar te) | Veeie TR (7, TR) {) 16 TR) ROD SELECTION CHART (csV a7 10 64) z ' ROD DIA (R) Pa 1% 1% 2 2% 2 carbon aT e008 Ta] soa : LOADinigh engine? = = tsa + Bosed on min tensile strength of 120,000 Pe R should include on of sjvstmant end the weight ofthe unt fer type AD only. 7a = 54400 | 66,800 200 | 161,206 Rit thenod length for rod "2 _ HANGER SIZE SELECTION For CSV LBI Type “G'' Units select hanger size directly from SIZE SELECTION TABLE on pages 4 & a> 5 using }4 the piping load. It is not necessary to in- ] clude unit weight For rod diameter see ROD SELECTION CHART on | page tl. | Page, sie] DIMENSIONS in tacks T3E = Jw Capex) ths9) t VEE ale fel TS [lw ki iz| tort Avoetiy le Te fae aa tet 7 i Tae 20 [28 snsr aha] ala vale] af 220, 21 to 98 foie ela] PAP Hos fs | ——a50 || CSV LBT 29 t0 36 [a7%l2rd [Vale [a ire % | 6 700) TYPE G 37 ve a6 easel, Tnsala Tet Tato NGER SIZE] csv LB 8.2 a -20 “aaa [su] 4 [as 5 Te fe pn far =a eel eal BT na fia [3 ae Ta Fal wal a LEVEY 4 TOTAL TRAVEL Ie © 6s [7 fa [s [eu [o [oe lvo froma fmlia fis [va [as] 16 7 is ale he #0, ctoc rel FED YE ‘ka-outdimansian for down travel (cold Ye hot), evstomer fo epeciy. For up hovel, specified E dimen fod by actus trovel dimancion: as hiex lie ia a E11 rol ay a3 [am lan sa [aa favafar sar [ar saat at [val val val al Val oe iss [alana als O20 [30 [19 19 Wal val 21 aad resfisejierlira)ie Tae BAR? ia should be HANGER SIZE SELECTION For CSV HAI Type "G" Units select hanger size from SIZE SELECTION TABLE on pages 4 & 5 using 33 the piping load. Add } the weight of the selected unit z = = assembly to }2 of the piping load. When the resulting 8 if ay &) lead exceeds the maximum food forthe ftal trvel & ey and size selected, use next larger hanger size. SN bel i SY Foy od Ghenotar see NODSECECTION CORT on Te a poge 11 [RGR SIZE [ DIMENSIONS | 3C_"= | Wi (Arment CSV HAT [aPC TWEE TDZI tor hasan fe 12_P0T 1S + 78 Te 20[o7 [17 “ 20 Tie 28[ 2a Ts TTT | 0 eyaerel 236 fat a eb FoR Benad on FO" meninom Ce Gr foxcer size], TOTAL TRAVEL 1a Inches n SV HA le [oe [7 [HTS Tow [9 Tow [jo Pow pn [WRAP es pe eo Epes epee 9 Ses Te K z mL ast says aoe ea ps SL aa al sal Le OE oe Bray Lar Te [ae [as Pas D8 Dae Das Dare mre ets Tel et et el el mL oe mensions shawn should be Inereezed by actuel Wavel dimesnions ]CONSTANT SUPPORT: 13 The CSB (Bose Type Constant Support) is furnished in two bosie types — type DI is specificell designed for piping ond equipment supported above, ~ type Cl for piping ond equipment supported belive, AT We characteristics and fetures of the standord CSV units are incorporated in this design. The mite are provided with bose plate for mounting on e suitable pad or structure. For overhead piping the intermediate strut between vit ‘and pipe is to be designed to suit the installed condition. CSB's may also be used in poirs to make up base type tropeze assemblies. Ny | ie =| TYPE DI TYPE Cl] 1 =a PIPE SUPPORTED ABOVE PIPE SUPPORTED BELOW Son FOR CSB SIZE SELECTION SEE TABLE PAGES 4 AND 5. (C36 C1 DT TOTAL TRAVEL in Inches anger size|™ 3am [3 [am safe [only [ral s [eu] 9 [9m] 10 fom pum] ia [a] va] 15] 16 veefn— [nh pzghis fs fvwhisihie ha hayes e-12 [Fea )257 psy be. far_lprglargfs foe [aoalaszfov [oo [2] KT els [5% 7 DACA RAI A vex aisha poes| fe fiesfiellin fiz [inchs fie [era v3.20 [es far bv be 35 [ssilaaa|se [se [aefoeslas [35 [ass ay 9 | ol sUhioMhioshivafara [rzifiay Fe etir [ir rehire re hralgietis re rier [Fee ss f35 [6 [ae] sei| 37 a7 [aryl aryize fae K al | ofl sefiorhiomivalivaa fizzy Fee fis fieZlre'lie_fis_fis¥ie'sz0 [20 [20204 25-28 [Pea ac, es [ae iseilsr [a7 [arlarifse [oe zlaeyloe [ae lanl rao LacAGAG alo | Hl Hufrolsroghirghrylia [aiaeliagis ey Fee| fr at isi]a0 20 |30%faogian fax far'avian [aa |2rzaian [asyoa Laas v.69 Fea] la jee [aisle Joa fee lea sles [as [esi esa]ee [oo [aczlassler [arias laraler x Tay hoghoghoslngh managers age hash fischeyht7 1 Fee bia falas [a5 [asUlasilne [ne las'lze'}a7 [a7 lar'darglze [ae'l29— [29130 7-46 Fes 7 isa [soylsais3 3 fsazfsodsa [sa [sat lsaiss Iss [seilss [soZ]sr [577 % hogpesp esrsgisahasashs seisshe dire [ears Tor down tov ‘wovel dimensions shovld be decreosed by actual travel dimension. ‘© Tornbuchle ond bolt not furnished with these units; connecting fod fobs furnished with fll and hell mut for S¥-Cenwection eB cl ADT DIMENSIONS tn Inches HANGER SIZE B, ioe eto enrol oe Less Teen me neg 3-12 me 1% C7 a a 1320 a 21-24 TT. |] & | ml um | wl | aw [om] x 25-8 32 [20 Bt | | a | me | a 7-60 | 26% Pa] 7 py wr (R) see ROD SELECTION CHART on page 7 mensions do not epply for units dented by (A) in4 CONSTANT SUPPORTS @ CSH @ CSm f ts a CSH Type BI units are provided to accommodate the ~ Tonge of loads ‘below thot covered in Size Selection § Table on page 4, They incorporate all the design fea- P tures ofthe larger constant supports. [een re, in Inches ‘A. [Stu ars Boe en eft vst z 4 can AS Psebste neh brahe heTpet acy atao ees PEP TREE Mn hop oigho ho | sl 9 8 e i 4) Fi] Sal 55] 6 [6] 6a] Bad 7h BY T K #5] 5a| 3% | Sal | >) x aaa ToL Le wai: for. sizel™I > [ra[s [aul « [au[s [sul6 [6x]? [ale a farpethr ie pepe : sh Rechzuhaun2 ho highrahr i] 47 Te [od esa sal 6 | es] 64] Hy = Red okeos is fr down vee MGae hele be inteoted by acl novel z ae nel sh size SELECTION TABLE cata TOTAL TRAVEL ininches = WANIMUN RATED LOAD ms posods FOR EACH AE WSR He [ce puingnigt tl igs et asa at i te i $5 i a i we | wo | al ef eo 3 z Hise Sea H e—{ tees Te! a 7 tet a0t- ate Tas —190—-| 38-18 +108] 6 ate] tts} otto} tas tt é aia a $ a ory HGR. SIZE rE} “7 DIMENSIONS in 1 a Fy Z 7 7 Teka! 7 4 ct 7 z Sm CONSTANT. SUPPORTS The CSm Constant Support is a simple, rugged, economical unit designed specificelly for supporting small piping lines subject to large vertical move- ments. It is especially useful for supporting such Piping os high pressure boiler drain, instrument and gage, ges and oil, and chemical and refinery process Fines. 1t is at present ovailable in 7 sizes ranging in load from 2010 755 pounds, 2", 4", 6",and 8" total travel, with adjustment of plus or minus 10% of given load es This versatile unit is particularly suited where Tanne, headroom is limited; may be bolted or welded to sup- in SIZE SELECTION TABLE Porting structur wor, TOTAL TRAVEL In Inchor woR DIMENSIONS size MAX. RATED LOAD In Lbs. sit |x Hof | w ToT Ww ce a 7 . z $5 [om [s [ale fm [pm 7 e 7» Fa Cn 1 hel a 2 = $5 [ow [fw fee [a] x z 5) 5 @ 6 5 z Hs 0 30 wo Total Tova in laches 4 325 165 0 0 ei as 5 150 iia é 600 305 205 150 7 755 0 255 190 w 2CONSTANT SUPPORTS | 15 CONSTANT SUPPORT — INSTALLATION AND SETTING INSTRUCTIONS GENERAL ‘All Constant Supports have been thoroughly ond carefully set, tested and inspected to insure thot ech unit conforms to the customer's specifications os indicated on the nameplate and travel indicator scale. Each Unit is pre-set in the shop to the “cold load” and o stop provided (the pre-set pin) to maintain this condition during erection. Under ne circumstances should ony of the factory settings, all of which are welded in place, be tampered with. Adequate provision has been made for any field settings and adjustments required, as described herein NOMENCLATURE ..__ Side ond end views of typical Horizontel and Vertical Constont Supports, shown below, locate and name the vatious parts that will be referred to in the following set of instructions INSTALLATION AND SETTING 1. Festen top connection to supporting structure then attach and suspend unit 2. Attach load rod to the lower turnbuckle and adjust so thot oll slack is taken vp. Core must, be exercised in instollation of rod suspended units until stability is esteblished by applice- tion of supported lood. HYDROSTATIC TEST ‘The unit is now completely instolled and functions as « rigid hanger with the pre-set pin in place. This pin orrests the downward or upword movement of the rotating arms. It should be noted that the spring provides @ con: Stont lifting effort equal to the rated load of the unit; any additional loed imposed by hydrostatic test ebove ond beyond this rated lood is absorbed by the pin IMPORTANT ~ The pre-set pin is to be removed after the piping hos been insuleted and is ready for operation OPERATION AND TRAVEL CHECK : ‘ter hydrostatic test ond after line has been insulated unit can be set for operation. By visual inspec- tion observe whether the pre-set pin is in contact with upper or lower port of the motching holes then turn lower rod turnbuckle es required to free pin for easy hand removal. Pre-set pin mey be stored for future use by attaching to the side of the unit with the provided brass screw. This feature hes been incorporated for the instance when the pin will be required to re-convert the unit to 9 rigid hanger. This may oceur at @ future time when the plont is shut down nd certain elements of the system are undergoing repairs or removal due to maintenance reasons. Lock jam nut of lood rod in ploce. Unit is ready for operation. Field is to check all units efter pre-set pins have been removed to determine whether the indicators ore on the ‘'cold” position button. Adjustment should be mode to the rods so that this position is maintained before plant start-up. If the constant support 1s selected os recommended, the totel travel of the unit-will be approximately J inch or more greater than the actual calculated travel of the supported pipe. This will insure on adequate travel reserve ot both top and bottom positions of the hanger to allow for any normal discrepancy between calculated end cctual travel of the supported piping or equipment. As long as the travel indicator does not come up against either the upper or lower travel stop, the unit is supporting the load ond operating properly. It is very importont thet the position of the travel indicotor be checked periodically to make sure that it is not up against one of the stops. Any fedical difference between the actual travel of the piping or equipment and that indicated on the constant support should be brought to the eftention of the hanger design agent. LOAD ADJUSTMENT “The factory ships cll hangers adjusted to support the customer's coleulated load; if it should be deter- mined thet the actuel piping load differs from the calculated loed an adjustment of up to plus or minus 15 to. 20% is readily made by turning the field load adjustment bolt. The percentage or change made is clearly indicated on the field load adjustment gage. Read scale using top edge of block as indicator. MAINTENANCE ~ No lubrication or maintenance required. ee to. ; re | Lowen traves sv0° oer wot ano eat Thaven,ocaron SEAR ttn “de sirens aT Shkositne See UuPren ThavEL 10° For groan ‘BERGEN PATERSON PIPESUPPORT CORP. baer _- ee eames SDNETWENT peed ont 6 Lase S Rao suwercare = =Lo-mo i jet] ~ OO PRE-SET PIN Fear Sree Traver inpicator Shwe Sor a16 [ROLLER DEVICES TYPICAL STEEL ATTACHMENTS ROLLER DEVICES (Petented) In line with the advances of other devices, Roller Trolley Units, too, have been re-designed to better meet the needs of the industry. After considerable research, Bergen has produced a compact, efficient and practically frictionless device. There ore five Standard sizes for loads ranging from 5,000 to 50,000 pounds, and travel of 12 inches. Travels of 6" ond 18" ore available upon request. The two, smaller sizes, 5,000 and 10,000 pound units, feature hardened roller bearings for both load and guide rollers. The three larger sizes 15,000, 30,000, {End 50,000 pound units use hardened roller bearings for guiding and the exclusive bar on roller design for supporting the lod thus eliminating axle loading and friction. ‘The single track roller is instelled parallel to the principal movement or may be placed on o vector (ce sultant of two movements) when piping has an appreciable loteral mavement also. For application where piping must have completely free movement, one end of the roller is placed on a second track (circular) allowing the vector an Gudiional amount of freedom in ether lateral direction. The outstanding festures end edvantoges include: It is pre-engineered, compoct, ready for installation, It is selteontained i i It is substantially dust proof, thys essuring proper functioning Rollers and tracks have hardened surfaces. = Corriages are aligned and guided by auxiliary side rollers. Us reversible in thot if ay be otteched to steel structure above, or suRPort piping or equipment from a floor er platform. ‘© Ibis prevset and hos travel indicators that clearly register the movement. . . ORDERING ‘Specify Type, Size, Travel, and "'x’’ Dim. if unit is to be installed on a vector. J | ecy es coROLLER Devices | 17 (on vEcTOR) DIR (on VecTOR WiTH FLEXIBLE £25) ig SL ae a o 30,0003 lea] ole] @| oaenls fh [alr STRSO Srey [san00)s-orfs [echoulexhoho fexle fr [fra Stonderd Lonatodinal Travel 1 ‘Tronsverse Travel (Vactor Ae Specified) Other Formished On Request Stonderd Sazs Hove Lengitudine! Transverse Trovel (Vector Az Specified) All Transverse Travels Hove Add Other Travels Furnished Gn Reques? TROLLEY] wax DIMENSIONS Te he FROTLEY MAX, size_|capy| a Te TeTe [r[olm [J [e] ral ¥ size _lcaPvlee] YE DreL-5 | 5,000) Pal a 5,000 fs] ahs of sate fo | u] lv x a} ws 9} Sale 0 | Me TRL-10 [i000 5) PALI 0,000) | safea] «| ealedlo [aD] TRIS {15,000 Sls Wag Shins TR-30 30,000} 9-107 Pao 15,000 la [efor af exleehnsl | DTRSO er oooh ere to ray al 5 fl Movement af 4° Each Side18__[ CONSTANT SUPPORTS - TYPICAL ARRANGEMENTS SH BI csv LBT TYPE G eG, enh co et ae 6SVARIABLE SUPPORTS ‘* ANEW CONCEPT GIVING MAXIMUM ECONOMY AND EFFICIENCY * MOST COMPACT SIZE + FEATURES SIMPLE, FOOLPROOF PRE-SET COLD LOAD & HYDROSTATIC TEST STOP * EASY AND RAPID INSTALLATION PROPER LOADING Bp BERGEN-PATERSON PIPESUPPORT CORP. \SIMOddNS ZTAVIUVN pg** potented NEW VARIABLE SUPPORT HANGERS** Engineered for greatest economy and efficiency ECONOMY - Through the utilization of « new design concept bosed on the most eco- nomic spring loed range, the unit's size has now been reduced to @ minimum. EFFICIENCY — New foctory pre-set design locks the unit at the cold load position ‘ond automatically transforms the hanger into e rigid support for hydrostatic test or other purposes, thus saving field labor and assuring proper looding. Another odded feature of this new design (particular desirable for heavy loads), the load bolt bears on @ contoured, raised surface which prevents its head from digging into the bearing surface of the piston plate, thus affording easy load rod engagement ond odjustment. To further facilitate load rod turning, the bearing surface of large units is factory lubricated. SAFE, FOOLPROOF INSTALLATION ~ Both Visible ond Mechonicel evidence, in the design, enables the installer to determine the spring lood condition prior to the re- moval of the pre-set piece (plain rivet). As illustroted in the sequence of photographs on the cover of this catalogue, o slight downward inclination of the pre-set piece indicates fn underloaded condition end an upword inclination denotes overloading, while the pre-set piece in the horizontal position indicates proper loading ond permits its removal by hand. NOTE: In the design while the pre-set piece is firmly held in place by engaging ports ~ their construction produces sufficient inclination in the pre-set piece to clearly indicate whether the unit is underloaded or overloaded, so after installation, @ slight turn of the locd rod turnbuckle brings the pre-set piece to level position, indicating the proper leading (specified locd), and the pre-set piece can then be easily removed by hend. Thus, in re- moving the pre-set part, the simple design overcomes the possibility of o forceful ejection of the pre-set parts or @ sudden movement of the spring up or down that might couse injury to persons or equipment. The pre-set piece is painted red and togged ‘"Remove After In- stallation”’. It may be stored ond easily reinserted for future use. NEW IMPROVEMENTS © The new design provides all spr 19 units with @ turnbuckle or other suitable coupling with the rod take-out given near the center thus providing for normal piping elevation ad- iustment. 1 yin erdr fo meet present and future demands, BERGEN-PATERSON found it desirable to enlorge the units’ lood range. Therefore, in this issve, the lood range has been extended downward to 15 and upward to 38,676. © The Voriable Supports, menufactured from suitable materials or furnished with ne essary protective coatings, are evailable to meet the abnormal requirements encounteres exyogenic, high ambient temperature or corrosive atmospheric installations. © As noted before, housing opening permits visual inspection of oll parts ot all times. ‘© Cold ond hot loed buttons or morkings ore established on lood-travel scale. ngs ore designed in accordance with MSS SP 58 and ports as well as workmanship comply with American Standard Code for Pressure Piping, ASA B31.1. NEW FEATURE - SPRING SIZE SELECTION - BERGEN-PATERSON hos evolved and presents to industry « direct reading SIZE SELECTION TABLE that enables the de- signer to select the proper spring size. Use of the table not only assures the proper and most economical size selection for all load-travel conditions, but also eliminates errors ‘ond soves voluable engineering time. The proper size from this Table is obtained recdily by simply knowing the allowable percent variation in supporting force, the amount and direction of travel and the operating (hot) load. : ‘An odded helpful feature to the designer is @ new conventional LOAD DEFLECTION CHART with o shoded area focusing ettention on the most economical load range. This range covers all the Stendord VS Units. The chart has also been extended to cover unusual ‘er special conditions requiring @ grecter portion of the spring trovel than standard.20 | VARIABLE SUPPORTS VARIABLE SUPPORTS The Variable Support is @ spring loaded device used for the support of piping and equipment generally. subject to moderate vertical expansion. As the name implies, the supporting force varies with the piping movement. FUNCTION The proper support of « piping system which changes its vertical dimension and position because of thermal difference is 0 critical matter. Rigid supports cannot sotisfy this condition. The variable support permits this thermal “growth” but still carries oll or most of the load dependent upon the degree of compression of the spring. WHEN TO USE IT ‘The designer must first determine the support loca- tion and the loods and travels at those locations. The two most important criteria then to consider ore: 1, The overall noture of the piping system, ine. configuration, pipe material and pipe contents. Ordin crily, variable supports ere employed on less critical lines copable of absorbing some additional stress, or ‘where equipment connections can safely withstand on edditional reaction 2. The amount of vertical expansion. This dictat the degree of spring compression which in turn con- trols the actual supporting force. HOW TO USE IT Variable supports cre manufactured in eight differ- tent standard arrangements ond three different travel series. This variety permits great flexibility of install- ction ond overall honger design. Reference to the cat- og drawings will indicote these bosic arrangements. HOW TO SELECT A VARIABLE SUPPORT Step #1. Determine the arrangement best suited for the conditions. (Type A, B, C, D, E, F, G and GB). Step #2. Refer to the SIZE SELECTION TABLE, The designer must now determine the allowable amount ‘of support variation. The VS4 travel series will introduce @ load variation of one-half that introduced by the VS2 series. The VS2 series yields one-half the variation of the VSI series. In other words, the longer the spring, the less variable the supporting force. As @ guide in determining the correct travel series, note that an actual pipe movement not greater than 1/2" for VSI, 1 for VS2, and 2" for VS4, will result in a load variation of approximately 20% or on @ comparative measure of 1/2' travel the load variation of VSI, VS2, cand VS4 is 20%, 10% ond 5% respectively. Step #3. Continue to refer to the SIZE SELECTION TABLE ond select the travel series and size which will sotisty the pre-determined conditions of allowable Percent variction in supporting force, magnitude ond direction of travel, and the operating (hot) load. This SELECTION TABLE assures that the spring is alwoys. in the operating range during the entire piping travel tend thet the most economical choice has been made. For travel conditions and percent variability which ‘exceed those indicated in the TABLE, reference must be made to the LOAD-DEFLECTION CHART. Find the load 10 be supported in the lower half of the working range ond determine whether the spring will always be operable during the entire pipe travel. If this size will not sctisfy the given movement, refer to the next larger size. It is customary to state the “hot” load, load when the pipe is in its het, or operating position. It is also customary to give the pipe travel direction from the cold to the hot position. If the data are given in this manner, the ‘‘cold” load is then determined by moving on the chart (up or down) in the opposite direc- tion from the pipe movement. Note that each load change given on the chart represents the following amounts of spring travel: 1/16" for the VSI-travel series; 1/8" for the VS2 travel series ond 1/4" for the VS4 travel : Step #4. The selection is now complete ond the variable support should be specified by travel series, type (physicol orrangement), and size. In the standard units it is only necessary to give the hot load; the factory establishes ond pre-sets the units to cold load position. — tEXAMPLE: Select a variable support for the following conditions: Lood, 914 Ibs (ossumed “*hot"”) Travel, 7/16" down (assumed from “ thor) Allowable percentage variation in supporting force — 20% old" to Step #1. We will assume thot Type A fits the phys- ical structure (Rod at top ond bottom of variable support). Step #2, Working within the recommended 20% limit con variation, indicated by the economic range of the Bergen chart, the given travel of 7/16" will therefore fit into the VSI trovel series. Step #3. Using the SIZE SELECTION TABLE, VSI, the load of 914 pounds with @ down movement of 7/6" falls within the ronge of loads for o size 9. VARIABLE SUPPORTS | 21 Step #4, The variable support con now be com- WS 1 A 9 Hot Load: 914 Ibs. Trovel ~ 7/16" DOWN Cold load: Established ond pre-set by factory. NOTE: If the designer is interested in the mognitude of the supporting force for the cold position of the Piping, he can refer to the Load-Deflection Chart and inthe size 9 column find the hot lood. Each lood inere- ment for the VSI series is 1/16" of travel, so for the given travel of 7/16" we move up 7 spaces OPPOSITE to the direction of the pipe travel (the given travel being down from cold to het), ond read o load of 779 Ibs. VARIABLE SUPPORT TYPICAL ARRANGEMENTS Tyee GB22 | VARIABLE SUPPORTS LOAD DEFLECTION CHART For. VSI, VS2 and VS4 Travel-Range Voriable-Support Hangers The former conventional Load-Deflection Chart has been re-designed to feature @ shaded crea fecusing attention on the most economic load range for the selection of the proper hanger —.LFrr—rr—C units ond extended travel VSL units ovailable for special conditions. The Load-Deflection Chart is used .or oll three trovel ranges. Tab- ulated figures represent loads in pounds supported, at increments of deflection of 1/16”, 1/8” and 1/4” for the VSI, VS2, and VS4 travel ranges. respectively. The choice of travel range tobe used is governed by the total movement at the supportpoint and the variation in supporting force that con be tolerated by the piping system. The recommended moximum travel for VSI, VS2, and VS4 is 1/2", 1" and 2" respectively which corresponds approximately to a 20% variability, regarded good practice for the support of non- critical, lines. On a comparative basis of 1/2”” travel, the approximate variability for VSI, VS2, and VS4 is 20%, 10% ond 5% respectively. 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By simply knowing the allowable percent variability in sup- the cold load, the factory will establish and pre-set the Standard units at the cold load po- sition. If the total travel results in a variobility which exceeds the limits established by spec- ifications or by other design consideration, the porting force, the amount and direction of travel, use of Constant Support Units is advised. See ‘and operating (hot) load, the most economic size Constant Support section. is obtained readily. It is not necessary to give ws alee Lowa a vst | ovtow” orton” | tom” | 0%” | tom” | vst vsz_| 0" tol” Wow" | to” | 0%" | tor” | Ws? vt | 0"toz” oto" | tol” | to” | tor” | VS fi f sue | Marfattnt| | 05% wer sit A B i Ds e108 1 2 130 17 7 2 3 172 169 155 3 4 za | yy |__2 206 4 5 305 | & [289 24 5 v{ 6 05 | S 397, 364 8 7 539 | = | sae eS c 8 nr_| = | we o3| mi as | @ 2 93_| 3 [__ 930 a5 | o57 | 88 | 9 10 vs7_| | {ian [i190 [1139 [toes | 10 u 1605 | 2 [1651 1se2 | isla | ae | ni | 2 zo | 2 | aiss | 210s | aos | aaa | 12 1 ze | S| zoe | za7 | eer | tss6 | 3 4 3060 | S| 30 | a7ia | asso | a9 | 14 E 15 sas |e] sss | 4945 | 732 | asi9 | 18 16 7000 | © | ~ case | — os1s | soso | so09 | 16 7 soe | Z| sus | ema | e366 | 7989 | 17 8 wears | S| sais [uses | inizs | tosze | ie ® rease | S [ t6izi | a5e5 | tavao | iaiza | 18 2 21878 2iaas_| 20509 | 19668 | ie77e | 20 (a 29088 aso | 273e3 [2514s | 2ag68 | 21 2 38676 {7 s7asa[ 6328 [saree [aio [2 Example for use of table: Adding the de: VS2C-3, VS4F-4. d type The variability is for full travel indicated. Variability between travels given is proportional to the travel. ' For hot lood of 160, down travel i", vor. 20%, use VSI size 3. For hot load of 140s, up travel %", var. 10%, use VS2 size.3. For hot load of 200%, down travel 1", var. 20%, use VS4 size 4. A, B, C etc. will complete:the specification: VSIA-3,24 | VARIABLE SUPPORTS - VSI (PRE-SET, Pieces ROD & LOCKNUT menoves aren NOT, FURNISHED ROD STOP res ‘CONTOURED, He RAISED SURFACE (ractore WusmiesteD (On Lance Unis) LOAD INDICATOR NAMEPLATE 8 SCALE 2) 7) LOAD- TRAVEL 2) POSITION AT Cc” ROD & LOCKNUT Loan’ we SAAT Ses ote VSIA g BERGEN. PATERSON + PIPESUPPORT CORP. cag weoggect TYPICAL NAMEPLATE VSIA, B, C, D, E VSIA hangers are furnished with @ threaded connec- tion ond rod stop in the top plate, providing o simple rod attachment for the upper connection. Adjustment ‘ond spring locding are accomplished by turning the ood coupling, which engages the lower hanger rod ‘and compresses the spring to balance any load indi- cated on the load-travel scale. The rodtake-out is given near the center of the load coupling, allowing a minimum pipe elevation adjust- ment of 1" up or down at any position of the piston plete. This eliminates the need for other adjustment means in the hanger assembly under normal conditions. VSIB ond VSIC hangers are furnished with single cond double lugs respectively welded to the top plate, These types permit attachment to the building struc- ture and are especially suitable where headroom is limited. Adjustment is made in the same manner os for the VSIA hanger. VSID and VSIE hangers ore designed for use where the spring unit is set above the supporting member cand the pipe is suspended below. VSID is adjusted from above, by taking up on the hanger rod which extends through the unit. VSIE is adjusted from below, using @ turnbuckle which is supplied with each hong cer. This type is normally furnished with a stendard nameplate; however inverted nameplates ore ovail- able if desired. All Yoriable Units are furnished with @ fixed cotro- sion resistont nameplate on which ere indicated the spring size and supported load for all spring positions. The specific hot (H) end cold (C) markings are estab- lished on the scale, thereby providing a permanent record for periodic check purposes. Space is provided for recording henger mork, type of spring ond inspection. |' VARIABLE SUPPORTS - vs1 | 25 op a wt wor , 1 ; | Le —s ++ TURNBUCKLE ! VSIB vsic BETS ENT =} +: THREAD REQUREMENT FOR TYPES [Wier ce sate as vere 4 VSIE i i Vs LOAD © DIMENSIONS © WEIGHT t i sea Eeonone | Fy Hovsing [MG] bos S Jtoad Range | A * Fgih: [Diam { E pic k{ mir] s 1 1 14-8 3% el ae Vay Sa} 1 %[% : 2) 9130 | 3% a] ae vs] sul] al % t 3 | rian | 3% ae ve sili [oy | ade 7 4 | 73-229 | 3% al oF ve o2fr [1 %| % : 5 | 230305 | 3% 5 | 5% wy] oulr | a | %t % i 6 | 306-405 | 3% 5 | 5% wf ofr |r | ula 7 7] 406539 | 4 si] 6% vefoxtt fa | at % 5 a| sor | 4 si] 6% vif eli for | ape [ 9 | 7ie953 | 4K 65 | 68 wl mfr for Pade 10 | 954-1267 | 4% 6s) 6% Ve THI Ve) 1% 41% rn | 1260-1685 | 4 os | 6s wf melrat me | ad % u 12 | 1686-2240 | 4% | 8 ve] eatra] 1%] ] 13 | 2241-2978 | 4% Ts | 8% Ve} Bu) 1% 4% 14 | 2979-3960 | 5% Bi | Bk Ve] 912 Ve 4) al 15 | 3961-5265 | _ 5% ai | 8% wlioul2 | om | ¥t % - 16 | 5266-7000 | 6% 9% | 10 2 | 10%)2%) 2 41% 17 | roor-s308 | 7% | 12% | 1% | 10% | 10 2 frit) 2 | ule § re | sa09-r2376| 7% [rz | 1% | 11% | 10 wsfizu|ae| ae |u| % vy [12377-16454 9% [15% | 2 | rz | 12% 3 fis%faxt 2% [a | % 20 | 16455-21878) 9 15% m™ [rz | 2% Ve) 15%)3%) 3 v 4 Weal [4 3 1 % 29090-38676] 11% | 19% eee Va} 19s |44] 3% mL % E 21 | 21879-29089] 9% |17% | 2% | 15% | 12% sla% VSIF, VS2F, VS4F voriabe spring supports are de signed fo’ suppor! piping. from below. The eit et to the cold loed in the shop ond only @ minot Bfustment to remove the pre-set piece, is required inte Feld te te unite sperotonl "The new floor type veriable suppor—coil_ sp re far’ he’ Plowing exclusive. advantages: Pesiory pre-set fo tau auch end oper in stallenen, a Usigse edivsiment collar design eliminotes long Tebded pipe column, thereby insuring positive weeinert unimpetred by poceble rust or other fread damage. 0 [Sed tlonge can be ecsily removed for eventual field works 1 Sering piston plate is guided ond connet turn. orkng in‘hoesing pertits inspection of ports. YSIF LOAD e DIMENSIONS @ WEIGHT YSIF (Patented) eT Pee wexagoun, L040 ‘siege este oko movearoR FOUR Hours on BLT ea ae er - The installed height L equals the X dimension plus the difference between the maximum working range Toad line of the unit and the cold lood position, os shown in the Load-Deflection Chort on page 22. For example: If the travel series required is 0 VSI ond the fold lood is 146 pounds, choose 0 VSIF-11 ond to 1/2" the X dimension, a8d3/8" (1-1/8" minus 3/4") making the installed height 8-7/8". The resulting L dimension will accommodate both up and down movements and provide plus or minus ene inch field elevation adjustment for all travel series. 4 Economie [_benath Housing Lead Flange Bottom Flange Size Load Length | Diom. | Diom. | Tkn’s. | Sa. Pl. | S97] Thn's. Ronge ee or B cel Q ra_| sa | vu i 74-98 ot a | 4 | 4% e |e] « 2 9-130 | 6 a | ae ae |e a | 8 3 | asi | o&| os | em | wm | m | % ao) 6 a | ware | | 3 [ 4% | Se] 5 % 8 | & 5 | 230305 | o| 2] 5 sa] % a | 38% 6 | 306405 | ou | = | 5 sa | 5 % a | 7 | 406-539 7% | St oe | 6 % 9 % 8 540-717 mH) 5 6% 6 th 9 % 9 | 793 | a) 2) 6 | 6 | 6 | % 9 | 9% 10 954-1267 | 8% | 3 65 6% 6 % 9 9% ui_| rweerees | sx} | 6% | 6% | 6 a 9 | 9 12 | 1686-2240 | 9 | § [ o [| a [ | % vo | We 13 | z2avz7 | 9x] § | m | | mH] % wo | 1% va | 2979-3960 | 10%] § | a | ae | | % yo | 1% 15 | 3961-5265 | 1 | 4 8% 8% 7% % 10. Ws 16 | 5266-7000 | 1%| ¢ [ % | 10 8. | 12 | 13% qw | 7ooi-sa08 | 12%} Z| 10% | 10 als yw | 13% 1e_|_ 9309-12376 | 14 | & | 1% | 10 8 te 12__| 13% 19 | 12977-16454] 15 | & [ 1z% | 12% | 10 | % 4 | 16 20 | 16455-21878 | 16%] © | 13% | 12% | 10 % wu | 16 21 | 21879-29089 | 18% qs | 12% | 10 % uw | 16 22_| 29090.38676 | 21% we | % | wo 1d u_|i6' VARIABLE SUPPORTS - VS! | 27 t VSIG, YSIGB ' ‘The VSIG ond VSIGB trapeze assemblies ore espe- i cially suitable for use where interference, low heod- room, or excessive loods ore encountered. These hang- fers ate made to accommodate ony center-to-center rod REE PET ——— { dimensions that may be specified by the customer when t ordering In selecting. proper hanger size, the total Protng Rood must be divided in half before entering the 1. BEORTSSion Table or the Lood Deflection Char In (> Ger te support the costomers ectuol piping lod, all aes pt fange ae cngercted fale for he Sided’ weight ofthe housing. assembly ond tropeze eee *. chonnels. On honger sizes 5 ond larger, there is omple = ue a [5 StRe Ste enor is ood odjesmmentobermede “Et nchnamtes But Seting fobrteotion without ony ferther concern tothe Soar aR seiteaaes However, when the teble indicates thot the { ‘size 1 104 hanger is required, the selection should be t remode using 1/2 the piping load os described above SEEM PAE en Sve 6 tore weight of 20 pounde, In some coses, this yl elim Roving toute nit ene siz large thon See | Shainetiy stecteds Leia, S { upits waded tothe ends ‘of a single angle or © pair of 7 al ~ VSIGB hongers ore made up of two stondard units \"* r cone below : pair of channels. This assembly offers: the Tollowing edvontoges: gS t ° Elininctes welt to housing i sS S Elininesy need fer Rovring weinforcement due to + f= 5 eccentric loedings. ° i; i © Easier to install and remove, heavy units may be \ token cpart or shipped unassembled. L When ordering, specify size, totel ectucl_pipin BEEF oso meson Foot ona CC diation fre 2 = pore YSIG & VSIGB_LOAD @ DIMENSIONS WEIGHT ae conamie | Red Toke-Out Housing Trapeze JL'** | Approx. aes Tyree | Red Es | spoon. le PGB _| diem. | Lensth | Dian. to b[ Depth | Wish Ronge N NN A B c K P W z Lbs: 1 148-196 0 sh % a ry Va % % 3 28 2 198-260 0 se % a ah vs % % 3 28 3 262-344 oO sh 4 ae au | % 4 % 3 30 4 346-458 0 5% % ae Sa] 1% % % 3 36 5 460-610 oO Sh % 5 Sh Ve % % 3 % 6 612-810 oO % 5 sh ve % % 3 36 7 812-1078 0 Sig 4 54 6% | % % 1 3 48 8 1080-1434 oO 5% Se 6% me 4 1 3 4B 9 1436-1906 oO se a. 6% 6% Ve % 1 3 52 10 1908-2534 0 oh % 6% 6% ve 4 7 4 70 nN 2536-3370 0 oe 4 mg 6% Ve ui 1 4 70 12 3372-4480 0 7 Th 6% 8% Ve ve Va 4 2 13 (4482-5956 0 7 1 Th 8% ve Mm Ys 4 se 4 5958-7920 0 7 ve Bh 8% Va ve ys 4 128 s 7922-10530. oO a Va Be 8% Vs Ve Vs 4 140 16 | 10532-14000 O re Mm oh 10 2 % 2 - 242 17 | 14002-18616 0 v4 Ws 10% 10 2 ve 2 7 268 18 | 18618-24752 oO % ve Ws 10 va a 2 fd 296 =| 19 | 24754-32908 0 We 2 12% Ws | 3 % 24 10 535 20 | 32910-43756 oO 4 2% We We | Ve) 15% | 2% 3 10 597. ‘21 | 43758-58178 oO 13% 2 15% 12% | Ve | 18% | 2% 3 12 nS 22_| 58180-77352 oO 4 a 18. Ve | 18% | 34 3% 12 865. riser 16.18; Sass 19.22; 19 Sizes 10-18;28 | VARIABLE SUPPORTS — VS2 re pisces | v | ca | | 8 Ue f= A YS2A,B,C,D,E,F,6,GB Not, FuRwisneo Ro stop conroure, FRIES SChrace LOK INOICATOR. NAMEPLATE 8. The VS2 travel series is mode in the same eight bosic types os the VSI series. For general description concerning application of the verious types, please refer to pages 24 thru 27. All units ore pre-set to the ccold load to insure quick and proper installation. Size Selection Table appeers on poge 23. ‘The rod toke-out is given near the center of the load ‘coupling, allowing @ minimum pipe elevation adjust- ment of 1 up or down at any position of the piston plate. This eliminates the need for other adjustment means in the hanger assembly under normal conditions. VSL2 series is the some in all respects as the standard VS2, except for increased housing length - cond rod cke-outs Theta dimensions ore al inereceed rosin a ee 2 tocar by | inch except dimensions N ond NN. as Sire Seca vs2a YS2_LOAD © DIMENSIONS © WEIGHT Red Teke-Out Housing | Lo? JA] Red Toke-Out size | Economic ,| Type of lial Type ood Rengé| A | BC Lath. - | Pin fone c | cB EL EE B pin a [NNN] Pe 1] 7% | 5 | 7% or] a | ae | [me Ce 2] gi30 | 5 | 7% ee} ae | ay | re dng a] | ae fie 3] i372 | 5%] 7% m| wl as | edn om] % | ax |r a] sn | St] 7% Wl se] 8 | Tap ay om) % | 8% [i 5] 20305 | sel me | f | ml ge] 3 [iets wx | ] ax fay 6 | d06405 | sul m | % | md} se] 5 | ed ne you] | ax |i TY] aesao | ox] a | % | es] a | 6 | m[™ wet Z| 9 12 8} swon7z | ov) wm | & | ae} ox] 6 | ref oe ws} x] 9 12 9} reas | ml % | 4 | | ox} 6 | foe wi} %] 9 2 wo} gain | 7 | me | 2 | om | ox} 6 | mime we} %] 10 [2 ui | veges | 7 | ox | | om | os] 6 | im | nd wil %| 0 |? 12 | 1686-2240 [~ 7% | 10% % [le | 8s | 7 [2 [% Wi] % [10 [2 3 mii |v tu | ae] 7% | a] wx % | io |2 4 mI | ome |r] ax] 7% | 25 | wae} 0° | 10% 3 45 | 3961-5265 | ax | 1% | me | 1% | as | 7 | au | | 0 | 10% |3 1S | 5266-7000 | 92 [14 fe Piss fo | 8 Le Wei] % WO Ls W | 7001-9308 | 10%] 1s¢ | 1 | ise} 0 | a “sae | re ww} %} 13% [4 1 | S209-12376| | tex | mm |r| ro | a | 32] 2 | 4] a fa 19 [12377-16454 —12% | 18s | 2 | 18% | 122 | 10 | 3% | 2 mye | se 4 20 | reassziera| 13%] 19% | 2 | 21 | | 10 | a | 2 Bul 4 | wx |s 21 | 21879-29089] 15% | 23° | 24 | 24 | re | 10 | 4% | 2% 26%) 0, | 1% 15 22 | 29000.38676| 194 | a | 2% | 28 | | wo | ale 30x] 4 | 194 [5 Adouble 1 types "'G"" ond "G8" ) iTHREAD REQUIREMENT FOR TYPES Vereve,o,e6 SAME as Vs2x vs2s ves mre a ae ai Eee VARIABLE SUPPORTS - vS2 | 29 Pater exes oe Fou exes suesiess YS2_LOAD © DIMENSIONS WEIGHT = aay) amas : Length | Rod | Waight Lbs. Thickness Der | Tere |u| Welgm A,B,C, 1 | 12} z|xiil vy |be"| elecar| % 3 Pe} jw) 9 | is 34 [7 4 3 |e} [rox] 9 | 15] 34 | 2 4 3 Lox} |u| 10 | v6] 36 | 3 % 3 | 42 | 19) 40 | 4 4 3 nx} 13 | 20] a | 5 M4 3 ii} 14 | 20] 44 | 6 % 3 a | sl 58 | 7 4 3 21 | 34) 58 | 8 4 3 25 | 38| 6 | 9 h 4 26 | 39] 84 | 10 4 4 26 | 39|_ a4 | % 4 31 | 67) 134 | 12 4 4 55 | 76| 142 | 13 * 4 66 | 84) 164 | 14 4 4 75_| 94| 182_| 15 % 7 109 _|136) 296 [16 4 7 x31 |155|-340 | 17 y 7 156 |180)'390_| 18 7 281) 645 [19 1 331) 77 | 20 1 388] 970 | 21 wy jaseii85_| 22 1 & Depth based on following C-C Rods 7 ee O° pines 10.15; 5-0" 330 | VARIABLE SUPPORTS — vs4 uy BULL « ae | c aR ES ter natn VS4A YS4 LOAD @ DIMENSIONS © WEIGHT YS4A,B,C,D,E,F,G,GB The VS4 travel series is mode in the some eight basic types os the VSI series. For general description concerning application of the various types, please refer to pages 24 thru 27. All units are pre-set to the cold lod to insure quick ond proper installation. Size Selection Table appears on page 23. ‘The rod toke-out is given neor the center of the lead coupling, allowing o minimum pipe elevation adjustment of 1" up or down at any position of the piston plate. This eliminates the need for other adjustment means in the hanger assembly under normal conditions. VSL4 series is the same in oll respects as the stondard VS4 except for increased housing length ond rod take-out. These dimensions are all increased by 2 inches except dimensions N and NN. 99-130 | 9% | 12 y3i-i72_|_10% | 12% Rod Take-Out Teed Rod Toke-Oat ‘ae| Economica] Type Flange Type Si**) Locd Ronse] A _| B,C G | cB Ee | ce Ko | M WN NN 7298 [97] 2 tee |e] 1 | 10% 16%] are] 1% | 10% wre{r%|_1% | 10% W73-729 | 10% | 12% 306-405 | 1% | 14 Vee) 18% | 1% | 10% 16%] 19% | 1% | 10% 16%] 19% | 1% | 10% 406-539 | 12% | ar sao7i7 | 12% | 14% 9 | 718-953 | 14% | 17, 10 | 954-1267 | 14 | 16% | 1268-1685 | 14_| 16% 7 2 3 4 5 | 230305 | 1% | 14 6 7 a 16% [20% | 2% | 10% 16%] 20°] 2% | 10% 164133 | 2% | 10% we} | 2% | ne 174] 2%) 9% | 12 | 1686-2240 15, | 18 13 | 2241-2978 | 14% | 18% 14 | 2979-3960 | 16% | 20% 15 | 3961-5265 | _19% | 23% we [ 24] 3 | 2 18% | 234) 3. 1% | 26%) 2% | 12 14 28%] 2% | 12 16 | 5266-7000 | 19 | 23% 7 | 7001-9308 | 22% | 27% 18_| 9309-12376 | 26% | 32% 2% ee] 3% | ae 22% 22% | 36 | 6% | 15% lomaninmulanas aloo? 19 | 12377-16854] 25% | 31% 20 | 16455-21878] 30 | 36% 21 | 21879-29089| 35% | 42% 22 | 29090-38676] 41% | 51% 25 [36ef 8 | 7 | 10) ai_|sax| ox | 21% | 0 ADouble for types “G" end “GB”“THREAD REQUREMENT FOR TYPES Vean,c.0e.008 SAME as Veen [SRSA VERE VARIABLE SUPPORTS - vs4| 31 Frou noate sare) Poses exereae vsar = j | | Eevee vas oan heh on sew at Sivoo" YS4 LOAD @ DIMENSIONS @ WEIGHT : Frere JE agprer, [ies] Joper[eeveleBtie| toe [ppon [Ferme CY dos] wegtin. | onge | a jickne ss | Tonge) 5 ize] Tens | [Sere tog | Bolt [Thick b to b | Depth Lt. 2 At <> Ase [a ett alt a aa |G el lese. jet % Yl e]l % 3 ml sa [4 et _ % a 2m) 60 | 5 % i 8 1 % 3 30) 62 | 6 re yt T3 a eyo % il 7 ue 1 3 50) 86 8 % UV 7 : 1 3 57) 100 = oe WM 1 4 $9) 120 | 10 fh 3 | ie i_| 4 alia [i : % 4 a] 192 [1 [Rf ie | is uel 4 ae | % \2 10 Ve 4% 4 128) 246 | 14 a. 7 10 Ve Vs 4 148] 288_| 15 % y 2 7 202] 414 | 16 el a | 3 3 | > ial ae | 7 ee 2% 2% a. 287| 586 3 a a me 2% 10 430] 937 4 By Mt 3 3 10 530/1155 | 20 % la} 14 | 3 3, | 2 645|1467 | 21 1 4%} 14 | 3% 3% 12 820]1853_| 22 * Weight & Depth based on fol t Sin Angle for VSG si32 | VARIABLE SUPPORTS ¢ Vs Ms VS-SA Variable Support-Shock Absorber (Potented) The New VS-SA has been completely redesigned, resulting in @ simpler, more compect, more efficient tnd fully adjustable device. The units are factory pre- Set to cold position end con be readjusted et hot position in the field, thus producing @ unit with the fonction of a varioble spring hanger, supporting the specified load, and also the full function of @ swoy brace. The top attachment is of a boll and socket type, permitting entirely free movement, which can be weld- ed or otherwise etteched to the supporting structure eceupying minimum space. In this design the spring mechanism is guided, resulting in a smooth ond quiet ‘operation, ‘These exclusive units are available in the standard Voriable Support units of VSI travel series. CORROSION RESISTANT UNITS All Bergen-Paterson Spring Hengers are available with special protective coatings for use in corrosive creas. The standard treatment recommended for units subject to severe weather conditions or moderate cortosive conditions is for all parts to be galvanized ‘except the spring coil which is neoprene coated. Other corrosion resistont treatments are available on specific request. All dimensions and take-outs for cooted units fore the some as tebulated for uncosted units. ORDERING: Specify all ordering data as for uncoated units plus required coating treatment. Ms CAPACITY @ WEIGHT ood R ox] Spine | Approx rrr LL waar | 3] | ™ | a3 | 30 wezaz | 20 | 90 | 2% | 267 | 35 neat | | 45 | @ | 67 | 50 maz | 20] 90 | #% | 33 | 60 Ms DIMENSIONS Rod | Red Size Diom. | Lathe | Diam. an | oe" | e™ | k azar | ah % | ws [ax 2A? | 4 aes | erga) emo ere aes es [S| meta? | 7% % D2 Te The New Ms Spring Hanger is 0 variable support which incorporates all of the features of the standard Variable support with the exception of the load scale and travel indicator. Hot ond Cold position ond locd will be steel-stomped on the housing on request. The semi-enclosed all welded construction of this unit, together with the convenient load couplii plifies installation ond adjustment and me code requirements. The new unit is available in travel ranges of 2.1/4" ond 4-1/2" and is designed to support loads rangings{rom 15 to 90 pounds. This coinpact unit is recommended for suppertin smell 'crsin lines, boiler blow-down lines and other small piping systems in commercial, industril ond power plants, where light loads ond moderate vertical Imovemente ore ticipated. When ordering, specify spring size suiteble for load in pounds.DISK SPRING SUPPORTS Siuoddns auiag Yet SPRING SUPPORTS FOR THE ATOMIC AGE a PIPESUPPORT CORP. i‘SUPPORTS “OUTSTANDING CHARACTERISTICS OF DISK SPRING ¢ THE USE OF.DS UNITS IS: **Patented CSH-60 HORIZONTAL COIL ‘SPRING DEVICE oo ae vertical COIL + SPRING DEVICE |. ‘= MAXIMUM SUPPORTING CAPACITY WITH MINIMUM ‘+ INHERENT SPRING SAFETY-GIVING ASSURANCE AND DEP! ‘© LESS WEIGHT ss + MORE ECONOMICAL MOST ADVANTAGEOUS FOR HEAVY LOADS WITH MODERATE TRAVELS INDISPENSABLE FOR HEAVY LOADS, SHALL TRAVEL; IN CONFINED AREASi om 5 oS DS" SPRING UNITS | 33 A NEW CONCEPT IN SPRING HANGER DESIGN FOR THE ATOMIC AGE ‘The continued progress in industry, particularly Nuclear, has posed a challenge to monufacturers of flexible sup- ports demanding units capable of supporting extremely heavy loads with moderate movements. BERGEN hos met the chollenge with o new and completely unique device employing disk type springs ~ a new concept in flexible supports for piping and equipment. Hoving veached the optimum in the utilization of the helical coil spring ond after considerable research and devel- ‘opment, we ore pleased to announce the introduction of the new “DS"" Units. The “DS” design utilizes the well known and proven properties of the Belleville type spring: moximum lood capacity ~ minimum space requirement ~ inherent sofety. Using the proper design and application, the disk spring will yield an extraordinary efficiency. In fact, in this Design, stondard disk spring sizes cover the entire lood-deflection range to 100,000 Ibs., from i" te 3° travel, plus an ample reserve for higher ranges. ru i p_- ° TeFLECTON The "DS" design is based on @ locd deflection curve having both o variable and o constant charocteristic. The Stonderd "DS" Units have been designed to utilize moinly the portion of the load-deflection curve, having zere-rate range, maintaining the veriobility generally to within 6%. VERSATILITY: From the graph shown obove, it is evident thet this design can produce devices ~ (A) with o totally voriable character (using the portion of the curve from 0 to the point of zero-rate range.) (B) with o totally constant character (using the portion with zero-rate only.) (C) with numerous combinations of the two; thus producing er ‘ond particular applications. ly novel devices with specific-functions for new To further increase their efficiency the Units hove been Designed and Dimensioned to be readily fitted in the avail- able space, saving time in the Engineering Room as well as in the field. New Removable top connections have been designed, facilitating field erection, by first bolting or welding the top connection to the supporting steel ond then bolting the unit to it. FEATURES: ALL IMPROVED FEATURES OF THE COIL SPRING CONSTANT SUPPORT SUCH AS: factory testing and calibra- tion; pre-set to cold position; hot and cold position buttons; travel stops; field adjustment; permanent lubrication, etc., have been incorporcted in the “DS” Units. REDUCING ALL TO A SIMPLE EQUATION: A simple, versatile mechanical device + Great space and weight reduction “DS” DEVICE = 9+ Saving in engineering time + Sovi + Sofe, dependable ORDERING: Specify hanger mark, hanger size, type, load, total travel, calculated travel and direction (Up or Down) from Cold to Hot position, tod size.34 ["Ds" UNITS - Dsv te-4d to-7d te-ted te-tad Ero i se STANDARD TOP CONNECTIONS Bt ore sors Lp arrucarons ES ee SST DSV2—1 to 8 DSV5=1 to 23, DSV3—1 to 9 DSV4—1 to 10 ROD DIAMETER (R) Corbon Steel osvzioe] BETES sva-cre] VEY, 574508] 25VE7E 1 [osvs ies] osvséw a] oavsa | Davsti w | SYA % % 1 ™ | % % 2 | 2% es BOD SELECTION CHART (03V HOD DIAMETER (R) “(= [x 1s LOAD ~Corbon”SrecT ae LOAD = High Svrengh Sree” | Saas Gesoo | wane [Tor 00 ie Rt, thread length for red da, ‘theeed length for red dia, Bi" & ie 1 thru 14"; 10" RAHr ps" units - psv | 35 t ‘SIZE rd r 7 z z z K, bv nite. Fe wee eee eee { Dsv2-1 860.950. 134 Tse] 8 | 18g [9 a Dsv2z 1,030 | 13 ase] 68h Pe sve 1st 15) 17 z > Pesan 102% 18 ie |e Si {2 fess a ED 1s tes Sh s Posvas vss0— 138% 15 Meee a ava 7 ER 1740 % > Poses nasa | ee 170 BS Se ee 4 DSv3z sow pe te te 20 [10 a4 sve 35007 pee me 3 { svat - 70 [7 | 7 fae 8 [12 4 D535 ao0 [ef re 0 190 oh DaVEE gas fo 10 ¢ ¢ peeve, 700 [ey 7 8 20 90 5 |. poses 7 a we 2 4% DSv39 4450 ve [7 ae [sf 8 mae 3 DSVEL 00 Paro as Peat as [1 ee f [osver S00 [aap | oe [as wo [28 35 [2 a i, fosves. So _[-z3 } 9 [a8 | os aa x sve CT ze | Ws DSvas 7.200 | | 9 aa ioe era e { Pxe 700 [| 9 | aa [0 [20 [15 7 [svar 3000 pao ae ng ae es, i Dsves 00 2a | 94 | ae wi | ae 218 si Svar wo.s00 Ja | 9 [ae | 8s (9 [28 Tas a] 57 TP ai] “Dav Tera pe a eae Pa ee vez Tampa pas ef a vee efoto D5v53 Teo | a pom ey ae ee Pe fe DSV5-4 weap am ae ee ef ae a eae Pa Ta DSv5S a0 30 awe | aa ae [ee se mews ¢ [pews Fe TA TP i. sez suena am, as ef as faa ae Pee ses [ao ar fe ~ Posvss Jao [aoe [ame aaa as | ae [aa 9% [ao Pa [ao Pa | pease Fe soo [ae a Yao | ea | ale | aa ee Tae a [se eh Th { DSV5.10, 9,090 7 » [psvetr seco Pour tae Pg Tat aay ek bone ee oe Ps a ae te DEVE. EO 7 [osveis | —sesno [se Paes ee as ie [ae ae fae ae ae { Fowswc] aso Pea as ee ee ee Ter a 4 [psvsts-|—asssoo fay asi fase [eh [ae [ae Pee Pas ae fas Var Bsvte [sso sas oe Pe | ae fe as Peas fa Tr ¢- Ppsvsac[ seco pas ise ae |e aoe [ae fas [ae aa [a 1 4. [svete sa.o00 Yas Tat fae ek ase Tae ar 2 + Posvsie [sso a ne a wpe fa Lar 2 ‘evszd_| 75,000 [seve [at we ae ‘UNITS FoR LARGER Loaps [2 psveai_| enon fay | ve [a etm, GND -rRaveLs-avatwasce [a [osvs2a- | oo,o00 ae ae a eter fes[eee lame i {). T Leeds shown ar maximum fr each sae, the minimum being load forthe preceeding site t “The al ood tang fr size DEVS¢S is 27901 Ye 0504. sane tres a icld te het er wp novel dimenaons shown shold be incressed by octuel aval dimension t 1} WONGER Sze DIMENSIONS in Inches sv aes [ [ pee SS ae * [psvetes fee Tm [= A a a . [psvene fe = zee Ts ee { 3 [osvsties [124 [ae | wpe te fe T= L Posvsre sys a ae % Devs. Piss ts fetm ts 1b ps Pu T=36 “DS” UNITS - DSv. CONNECTION May Be Sore 70 Sur INSTALLATION CONDITIONS, N c | 6 T ‘+- roy e [ : ] Fe »——_— DSV5-FI 10 F23 TANGER | Tmax RaTED TOTALTRAVEL InTnchez ae ets 7 7 y z z z x oa | 2 Lhe ee soo tte (DSVS-F1 12,200 24 1% | 24% 26 a6 3% 13% [384 Pe ee pevErz [soo asia pase a as as ey pas ps0 DSVSFS 14700294 Ty | 23% Lf ase [as Pas D3 1% [ar [| tee Bevees [teen pat Lief ast [ie ase [i | a8 ae exp [ ms DSVS-FS 18,000. 23 11% | 2s i39% | as [13% [28 6% 19% [31 TH | pavere [teat Pas pep as Papas [aa te isp pevery | aon [asf as sar 304 [9 is psa De bsvsre | —ae.om —| 96a [ae Ls oe ae [8% wea DT pevers—[—aeesto | asf ae La ane Tia TfL Dsvsrio | 29.000] asm gy | ask [aa To a [18 [as fase pevertt-|—.000 [as Lit Liat ae apse Tafa [ass psvsriz | 5.000 [a6 Di [a9 [16 ae a9, isi ss—faay pe peveris | sso [a6 Da | a [no a Te aa pas pant we Dsverie | —a.s00 | 96 Ls 9 [ote asa [af aD peverts | e200 [osx aay [as [vat at a5 [a ae pape [a a 3s [a0 2 a (DSVS-F17 56,500 26 13% | 28% [16% [31% 35% [23% 26% 16% _| paver tsa Lae Dt Pa bisa [ae TE psveriy | —es.s00 [ay [6 | ay Lisa se Tae 7 psvsr20 | ys. [ag 16 [Las 3 pee | — aoe ae UNITS FoR LARGER LoADS AND TRAVELS. ys evsrat | sion fag Tie te AVAILABLE ON APPLICATION. ae psvsras | —yo3.009 Lar Lio [aa 8 1 by ecnel vel dimension TANGER SE DIMENSIONS te Tnchaw We age) Ds paver [Ae ee TS et Sh pase [epee ed ae ae ea eae BeVERIESPIE [ie [ae [ee [ae [te ae | bs | 9 pevsriy=as fier ep ep ep ae ve ao} ee a] I 975 Toto TOO_DIANETER (8) Corben Si DVSATEFE | BERTIE | DIVERS te FS | DSVSPYE FiO] BSVSFTT PIS | ONSET % z ms 7 Ea Ae Reed 3 **Fer ROD SELECTION CHART sve pape 34. 1 JDS" UNITS - DS-LV] 37 i t DS-LV = HANGER WERT s |e fr je fo | w lm ffs |u| as [we | vw | ow osaty t HIN. | sor | aoe | Sas | Tae | 9s | are Tse | 7ass_| 799 | S988 | S300 | TeaT [Taro MEAN [gee a5e—[ are | @80-] gay | 111s | vas 1968 2617_[ 3079 [aez6 | e130 | 8177 | 0873 Wax —[-305—[ wos [S39] 717 959-267 | veas | 2200] 7978 | 3960_| 5265 [7000 | 9208 [17576 t Toate rTétéy tat ate tata tee fT at {Piaget THE DS-LV* DISK SPRING-LOW VARIA i SIZE ¥ i BILITY UNIT - c supplement to the helical type var- : DS-LV E | cE ble spring support and a substitute for the constant { 7 10% su | 1 4 124 support on less critical lines - provides maximum Dscvs | 1, | 94] | 6 3 . ee eee La load deviation of 10% over the full travel ronge with ' Bete eet se significant sovings in size ond weight. Available in i ps.tvg_ isi |e ae |e ta three trovel series - DS-LV ¥,, 1, 2 (¥, T, 2). Ade psaveie fies 7 pis tase justment bolt permits hanger settings to any load with- Ds-LV-1 fs oo ¥ 1 in the load range for size selected. Facts re-set for petvatz | tse [7 | 6 fe | ey | 10% ee ee ec Cees : Pesrat 16% Te% [17% mi | 19% | 11% ‘aed anes! eames CC A oe DS-LV-T: 195 | 9% [27 Yor, [27% [12% Mu dering specify: size i Ds-tv-ie [27 | 10% wo | 20, 11% lees «© Postwar ary Dior, TL are [a total travel Ds-tv-1e | 23% | 10% rye ea actual travel I * Rod take-out js for ld 10 hot); for up travel, direction of travel oo *Potented ANGER SIZE DIMENSIONS tn We (Approx) Lbs. DS-LV 37 [TW Net [ Shos. 327 % 7% is-[_30 = Te 34 | 6s | 80 i a3 2 3, 95] 10) : ants 2% 3 T7s_| 200. 4 = 275_| 300 i 1 3 m% '350_| 37538 "DS" UNITS - DS-RF DS-RFS, \ s fre = “ Tt + T t | E rave. | raKE=ouT Mahon | sy ois age je ‘ DS-RF y te a / 7 Bal TyPeAL LOVO-DEPLECTION CURVE DS-RFS THE DS-RF* DISK SPRING-RIGID FLEX UNIT is o compact flexural element designed to provide sufficient elasticity to a normally rigid member. Applications include: loeding distribution on supporting structures, relieving forces on terminal piping connections and suppression of shack forces. Structural savings are effected by designing for known forces. Particularly suited for marine installetions where shock forces ore of « major concern. THE DS-RFS* is fitted with on additional spring which is unengoged during the normal tension loading condition, however would resist and cushion any suddenly applied compressive force. When ordering speci : Size and pre-set load. Example: DS-RF 4, 1200 Ibs. “Patented SIZE SELECTION TABLE @ Load in Lbs. Size | LOAD RANGE T To) | TRAVEL ait tg [ PO | 8 7 30 5 z S00 En 3—[--$00= 00-[ “1000, % 4] a00= 1600 3 5] Yo00=2000- fe 6—|2500=a000 % 72500-8000 a i b‘DS" UNITS DS-LVN @ DS-SBN| 39 Urilizing the Disk Spring Design, the company hos developed new compact devices which ‘offord considerable reductions in unit size ond weight together with the inherent sofety feotures of the Belleville type springs. They are particularly suited for the support and restraint of piping and equipment in Marine instollotions. DS-SBN] The Disk Spring Vibration Check-Sway Brace is @ unique restraining device. It is employed to resist the movement of piping er equipment subject to vibration, sway, of shock forces. This Unit has @ particular choracteristie wherein the initicl force in- creases to the maximum for the first third of the travel These Disk Spring Devices ore | and remains constant for the balance ofthe travel, thus deemed 10 support light loads with vertical move. | miaimizing the possibility of pipe over-stressing, see fnents up to }4". The load deviction is a maximum of | Figure 1 6% for the DS-VN Unit and @ maximum of 10% for the | DS-LVN Unit. The units have © minimum field load § adjustment of #10%. . ‘APPLICATIONS: \ ‘Use the DS-VN where © constant 2 alee t supporting force is required. fot ‘8 Use the DS-LVN on less critical TRAVEL: mm lines where small degree of vor- Type ‘A’ hos 1" movement (}" each direction) iability con be tolerated. Tyee "B" hes 2° movement (1" each direction) ORDERING: Type 'C"’ has 4" movement (2° each direction) : ORDERING Specify type, size ond load setting. eccily size ond type. es ES EL Ls kK 4 cee ajciK SIZE SELECTION TABLE Trove | © Teer] toni Tae] . = BEF [STA Taaven [PEsexAT too | 250 [5 7 semis] eT 8] | : u } Bese hele) gle [s [| | fppseenct sas oie ea Sever pope Te eta Tas |: s00_| 100 ei pve | 20] 10 T wOT |? [os fen| | forse se These 3 PRE eS) | fessese cose esta pevusa] a2 | 222 | 335 | 33s [mm [om | ov] | Possew sat T os) ae med Te see sear TeT ett ats Te] | fessenss techie tects Bscuvira| 100 | 915 | 70 | 640 | 7% Ds-$eN-3¢ | 625] W250 2 [195 [12 fee ae t Dim. K vs 21% 1» { oe | CASE Tomeomeae cept] | LOE Cope paps Tepe ey wer [soe j size_[e[ GIHls[T[U] Ww Wer | Shog. Ds-S8N Ty, =a) sare Bae : DEWNI 104 Talal aluctulsulanl 7 | 12 Lond 2 | “ DS-LYNI to 4 ol DS-SBN3|7_ ale 20. 3040 |“Ds" UNITS -_ DS. VIBRATION CHECK-SWAY BRACE ¢ DS.SB (Patented) Employing the Disk Spring design in the Sway Broce, we produce © device with the following adventoges: ¢ Grect reduction in volume. ¢ Considerable reduction in weight Adjustable initial force. @ Initial force remains practically the some through- ‘out the travel, thus preventing or minimizing pipe overstressing Boll ond Socket attachment provides great flexi- bility with minimum space requirement. Standard Units: 1 movement (V4 movement). each direction for small lateral ‘There are four standard sizes with moximum force of 250, 500, 1000 end 2000 Ibs. DS-SPRING HANGERS WITH SHOCK ABSORBER FEATURE © DS-SA (Patented) ‘The combined Disk Spring Hanger and Shock Absorber is designed mainly for Marine use and where control of vibration is @ mojor consideration. The hanger is factory pre-set ot cold position and can be readjusted at hot position in the field, thus combining the functions of @ conventional Voriable Support and of a Sway Brace. In addition, they have the great advantage of the DS de- sign, in thet the force remains practically constant ond so prevents or minimizes overstressing of the pipe system. The top attachment is of a ball ond socket type, providing greet flexibility with minimum space requ ment. Another important advantage of these units is that the spring mechanism is guided, resulting in a smooth cond quiet operation. Stondard Units: There are two standard physical spring sizes with 4" end 1" travel and a load from 50 to 3000 Ibs.ELECTRO-MECHANICAL DEVICES SERVO-MECHANISMS FOR CONTROLLED PIPING AND EQUIPMENT SUPPORTS. SENSING DEVICE H t SYSTEM ERROR | cenon) L actoas ronrion on jonrroLien|t ier t lconrrou| poe Bergen-Paterson Pipesupport Corporation has developed and offers industry o series of new mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic devices for use in the support and control of equipment and piping systems. units ore designed fo solve problems in the fast advancing Power Industry beyond the scope of the present Conventional Units. @ DYNA-CONSTANT © HYDRAU-RESTRAINT © CONSTANT-VARIABLE @ DYNA-SUPPORT ¢ DYNA-POSITIONER @ LOAD-SENSE @ POSITION-SENSE @ HYDRAU-DYNE BERGEN-PATERSON PIPESUPPORT CORP. Saga TWOIYHIAN-NN1 ITee s a SES BERGEN-PATERSON PIPESUPPORT CORPORATION pr: 4 series of Power Units and Electro-Mechonical Sensing D which can be used individually or in vorious combinations for the ‘support ond/or control of equipment ond piping systems. These controlled motorized power units are designed to respond to vary- ing thermel conditions and operate to maintain pre-determined load 85 levels within the supported systems, thus affording efficiency, economy, and safety. For Example: © Their use in the planning stoge of system leyout con effect economies in the ing ping run by physically isolating incongruent stress ‘reas and thereby allowing cll components to ‘¢ The Power Units may be used for lood ond travel ranges beyond the scope of conventioncl spring units. Due to the varied nature of the support and restraint requ ‘encountered in different installations, no attempt is mode here to catalog specific component combinations. Assembled groupings con only be effec resolve the problems involved. ments ive when they are engineered to meet ondDYNA-CONSTANT SUPPORT . . . The Dyno-Constont Support® is an assembly composed of a Constant Support Spring Unit ond the Dyno-Positioner. In application, the entire weight to be supported is carried by the spring component with the power positioner functioning to ossist in maintaining the piping or equipment at the proper de i jon. In the event of an external electricel feil- ure, the power unit has an Automatic Safety-Disconnect, element, which insures o free floating supporting system. : ( DYNA-CONSTANT © HYDRAU-RESTRAINT © CONSTANT-VARIABLE| 47 ‘The Dyne-Positioner may be uéed in conjunction with tone or © series of Constant Support Spring Units. HYDRAU-RESTRAINT.. . . The Constant Support Hydrau- Restraint® is @ stondard constant support spring unit, whose load supporting arm can be locked at ony point of its travel position by an hydraulic link, The hydraulic assembly has suitcble by-poss porting which allows the spring unit to normally function uninhibited, however, when this circuit is locked through @ signal from @ mechanical, pneumetic, hydraulic, or electrical sensing element the entire assembly becomes o rigid restraint to contain any super-imposed extraordinary load condition. CONSTANT. VARIABLE SUPPORT* - This new device features @ constant- Tq voriable supporting range to cccommo- dote unusual support requirements. As shown in the graph, 9, by c, and d, can wa bbe proportioned to meet specific condi- tions of load ond travel. The unit may , be designed to provide a constant force changing to an increasing force of up to 30%, or @ large force decreasing to a constant force by the some amount. May be obtained in oll Stonderd Constant Coil Spring Units. Patented42 |DYNA-SUPPORT © DYNA-POSITIONER| wf = [ae DYNA-SUPPORT Type L . . . The Dyna-Support* is an automatically controlled motorized support unit compris- ing a reversible electric motor, reduction geering and ballserew assembly. The unit provides necessory compen- sating power to support ond/or position piping end equip- ment when colled upon by load, position, temperature, or pressure sensing devices. The unit moy include ¢ local electrical operating panel with monuel ond automatic control buttons end visual operating directional indicating lights. It may also be provided with remote panels and with odditional indicating circuits to denote particular conditions of operation. Stenderd units Type L ore evoilable for supporting loads of up te 5,000, 10,000 and 20,000 Ibs. with travels of 5, 10 and 15 inches. Units having travels beyond those indicated are available on request. IN ORDERING: Please Specify: Type Lood Total travel Caleuleted Trovel ond Direction (Up or Down) From COLD to HOT position. i 5 ; Ti! | | fesse. [Re | — won ph me w= Et te won EE G =e 4 ae Eee ae ae SRE cerns oe lee me eels a DYNA-POSITIONER ... The Dyna-Positioner* isa mechanical trical power positioning device with the fectures of the DYNA-SUPPORT and also incorporates the Automatic Safety-Disconnect Device which will prevent it from becoming an uncontrolled rigid restraint in the event of external electric power feilure. + PotentedDYNA-SUPPORT| 43 DYNA.SUPPORT TYPE H... The Dyno-Support Type H is an electro-mechanical boll screw device which con operate as a constant support or positioner. The unit comprises a reversible electric motor, reduction gearing, ball screw assembly and a load sensing control element. The lod sensor has en incremental load edjustment to sotisty particular conditions of operation. The entire unit can be used as a constant support device to carry loods and accommodete movements beyond the scope of present conventional mechanical devices or operate as ¢ positioner | on heavy pieces of equipment and/or piping to maintain pre-determined moximum stress levels. IN ORDERING: Please Sp ify: Type Colevlated Travel and Load Direction (Up or Down) 1 Total Travel From COLD to HOT position. Tee TSS & 50,000 20% 113%! 7%) %1 2% 1K IMI SK! 6] 2%! U) es 1650 : 100,000 22:1 13%) 841 10%) 3%.)12 ]12 [5%] 9 J ae)7 2100 ‘ eae)44 SENSING DEVICES © HYDRAU-DYNE| LOAD-SENSE . . . The Load-Sens¢* is an electrormech- nical force gauge which is precaljbrated for specific loadings and actuates « power device\and a visual and/or ‘audible signal device. In application). it may be used: © In combination with power units such os the Dyno-Support Type L to detect load variations cond bring the supporting elements to the proper lood set position © Asa safety device to limit applied forces. © As on independent support point to control perticular loading conditions. The unit utilizes disk springs, mechanicel linkoges and electrical switching equipment and hos @ field load ed- iustment of plus of minus 20%. POSITION SENSE . . . The Position-Sense* is an electro mechenical control device which senses relative or posi- tive differential displacements between two points by slide bars and switches. Through electric circuitry, it actuates mechanical or hydraulic power units to move equipment or piping © specific proportional distance. The actuating displacement is less than 1/32 of an inch. The construction features a complete back-up circuit ond per- mits the addition of warning systems to meet the require ments of any particular tallation. HYDRAU-DYNE. . . The Hydrou-Dyne is o compact, se contained hydraulic power source of stonderd manufacture which positions equipment or piping only when directed by sensing units. This important feature is made possible through controlled by-pass porting of the hydraulic fluid cond allows for normal unrestrained motion. The Hydrou- Dyne assembly consists of a hydraulic cylinder, reversing moter, hydraulic pump, reservoir, automatic valving and a local electrical operating panel. The Hydrau-Dyne moy also be used in conjunction with the Constant Support, wherein it provides gompenso- fing. power when called upon by sensing units. As such, it is completely unlocked in the event of en electrical ltVIBRATION CONTROL DEVICES © HYDRAULIC SHOCK & SWAY ARRESTOR © VIBRATION CHECK-SWAY BRACE © DSSV ARRESTOR © THERMO BTSV ARRESTOR © BVA ARRESTOR ‘S301K30 B BERGEN-PATERSON PIPESUPPORT CORP. re eeei « j t pay pen, aun HYDRAULIC SHOCK end SWAY ARRESTOR BERGEN HYDRAULIC SHOCK ae AND ois SWAY ARRESTOR (HSSA)* The Bergen-Paterson Hydraulic Shock ond Sway 'HHSSA) is used for the control and prote gerd equipmen! subject to. shock loading, swoylag or ‘conditions. In effect, the Arrestor in'e rigid, structural member having means to acconme- thie mn teal nevemen, It use onto ony imposed displacement forces on the piping or equip- iment directly to the building structure ot the instant of Shock occurance, while at all other tines the piping or Sauipnent is fee to move unrestricted through its forme] operating rang ‘The HSSA is evaloble in two forms: ‘complete, with structural mounting only. complete, incorporated in 0 strut of sembly with foth structural mounting. and pipe atiochment. RECOMMENDED APPLICATION - To orrest sway or vibration forces coused by earthquakes; to prevent possible domage by wind in outdoor installation; to be ‘employed of points in piping systems known to hove possible shock loadings, such as those quick closing valves, woter hammer, relie’ tion, oF other causes. BASIC DESIGN — The unit comprises an externolly ported hydroulic eylinder fitted with © flow control yee nd fluid eceumulter, Fluid flow is contelled externally mounted, duci direction, spring loade Povpal salvenn each wih a elfclecning.conoled fixed orifice which becomes operative on closure of the poppet volve. ‘The function of the orifice is to insur opening ofthe pont inthe, event that hock force should be followed directly by on uninterrupte sustained force in the some direction. Cylinder is pro- fected with pressure relief valves incorporated in the volve block. In pertion he piston is foe to move unvestricted in either direction, with the poppet valves remaining ful pen, forall piston velocities up to 10 inches per minute. This velocity is greater than any operational thermal growth ond less thon the velocity of ony normally anticipated disturbing force. Both the com- pression and tension contrlling poppet valves ore designed and set for closure when the piston velocity exceeds 10 inches per minute. With the poppet valves closed the fluid flow is effectively stopped, thereby transforming the unit into o rigid strut. Closure is de- signed fo be effected within 1/32 inch of piston rod movement. The oll metal spring looded accumulator is of suftic cient capacity to serve also as on oil reservoir. Fluid level is indicated by @ round plunger extending out thru the cecumulator housing. The external portion is Protected in a slotted steel tubing onto which is ‘affixed the fluid level gouge. See detcil B on poge 47 for fluid level checking procedure. Cylinder heods and tubing are of steel. The piston rod is high strength corbon steel with ahord chrome plating over tn underlay of creck-free chrome, All ports are protected by approprcte paint and may have special corrosion resistant treotment when required ond specified. ‘An odded feature in the Bergen design is 1 piston rod support ond alignment guide. This prevents the possibility of bending (particularly in long strokes) causing distortion or enlorgement of the piston glend with ‘consequent leakage. The external” support is fitted with @ bronze bushing and wiping collar to make the piston rod self-cleaning as it enters the moin cylinder gland. Sizes: The standard units ore vailable in thre b tore sizes ~ 21/2", 31/4" ond 4" capable of with: standing meximum forces of 10,000, 25,000 end 30,000 pounds respectively. Each size is oveileble in 6% 12" End 18" strokes. Designs for units having larger oc fs cre avoilale on applications The depends on the entiipated force ond Thernel movement ef the protected piping or equipment. I isvecommended that the selected cylinder shrekes be minimum of anticipated thermal meverent, plus 20%. FEATURES: © Compact ond efficient. © The unit is furnished os 0 complete functional unit ready for installotion. © Permits free normal thermo! movement in compression © Eosily adjusted during and ofter installation. @ External piston rod support guide protects piston glond from distortion or enlargement. ao Ends, moy be reversed without inpoiment to its function. nit may be installed at any engle or position. ‘© Hydraulte fluid is of nonflammable property. OPTIONAL FEATURES: Incorporation of disk springs within cylinder to cushion each end of stroke. @ Remote mounting of accumulator for inaccessable installations. © Units with special fluid ond seals suitable for in stallotions in rat cond with reservoir filled to capacity. The Bergen Unit tion es well os maintenance. It is important that the adjustment. Piston rod setting adjustment moy NOTE ~ Since the proper functioning of hydraulic de vices depends on precision valving, and exacting tol is Protected from damage during shipment, storage and MAINTENANCE: No maintenence is anticipated other than the expected routine inspection for ony possible damoge or loss of46 |HYDRAULIC SHOCK and SWAY ARRESTOR . PART 251 HSSA with structural mounting only eae Mp 3k \s z 6 MOUNTING "B* MOUNTING "A" Stee SECTION AA {We HORIZONTAL, LUG VERTICAL [ PART 252 HSSA complete strut assembly Qe ite d ; } P yo 1 FS. ¢ SE . G A Tig atone Poseene SP ©=(C ray exrenoco)~( STuNDEN STROKE THERMAL AO.) T uur ReveAcTED) + (STUNDE STRONE = TaERMAL MT.) EAI EAS PIPE ATTACHMENT See page 47 for size selection and ordering. a = 2 FORCE © STROKE © Toe Tparcotte MAX. [ig 6 314 Bore | 4 Bor size |X £ORCE Jaone|stroxe] © Feat sen dares, | [et 3 1 ae ’ : petdea| Seng arome desu] [STS t ak ! e fis T oi 37 33H, 70 12 we [at®l>=lelel*le.*«l"|_* [*ls 4 HSSA-20_ | 14% 3% em | 6 | 4 ae | 3%, Fhe 7 2 seo | 1% | Vh-12 NAF 1HYDRAULIC SHOCK ond SWAY ARRESTOR| 47 ALL HSSA hydraulic units ore capable of sustaining thnarmun rc eed each ire, However hen Incorporated in stot assem ‘he force fotings. must be reduced in accordonce with vsval column action practices. Chart A shows the maximum compre: foreach sae att aazenbly over usable range of strut lengths indiested by the ‘smallest vertically Terce ond 07 senting the conditions of ony part ‘The chart Is independent from cylinder stroke. Having the size, simply call for stroke suitable to accommor ote. onticipeted thermal movement plus reser force ratin -ommendes ction is FLUID LEVEL CHECKING PROCEDURE Units are filled to proper capacity when shipped, However ts cdvisable to check flud level at tine of installation. Proper level is indicated with the end of ‘accumulator plunger at or near the EXT mark with the piston rod fully extended or with the plunger end ot or ear the RET mark with the piston fully retracted. jermediate positions of the piston rod the Plunger end should be located between the EXT ond RET merks in proportion to the emount of piston rod extension. DETAIL FLUID FILLING PROCEDURE Stondord units ore charged with nonflanmable dimethy! Silicone fluid, G-Es SF=96 (50), If fluid fs to be added, Shek nameplate for epesitic fuid used, end fill with Some. role using svict cleanliness. precautions Gilindel fitted with on Alemite qreose iting to Sceommedete filling with o. standard grease gun or pong Normel oddtion of fuid Goes nor require an Cirbleeding operation. ORDERING: Port 251: Specify port number, size, setting, ond customer FORCE (IPs) CHART A SIZE SELECTION BASED ON [STRENGTH IM COMPRESSION soe Ss 6 7 8 8 OW OVER-ALL STRUT LENGTH (FEET? Port 252: Specify port number, size, cylinder stroke, thermal movement, over-all strut length, both end ‘oftachments, cold position setting, and customer give O.Ds insulation thickness and material EXAMPLE Port 252, HSSA-10-6" Stroke ‘Thermal Movement 4" Cold position setting T = 1-3/4" Structure attache lentification mark, For attoc nt to pipe ‘other than carbon steel. nt EAT Pipe attachment EA3 for 16" Pipe 2-1/4 Chrome-1 Moly Over-all strut length 4'-8-1/2"43 |VIBRATION CHECK - SWAY BRACE The importance and functions of the Vibration Check= Sway Brace have been well established ond recog nized by engineers designing piping systems for power house, marine, industrial ond refinery use. It is now common knowledge that the stresses due to vibrations ‘ond oscillation ean become sufficiently serious to dam- ‘age the piping os well as the connected equipment. It is, therefore, imperative thet these vibrations be eliminted or at least rendered innocuous. It is recommended thet the Vibration Check-Sway Brace be employes @.0s a vibration check for piping ot points where vibration is likely to occur, such as: (o) ot changes in piping direction (5) near flow control velves {@) in long loterally unsupported lines (d) near any suspected vibration inducing equip- ment cs 0 sway brace to prevent externally caused pipe sway, such os experienced in marine installations, ‘outdoor piping, and piping projects located in areas subject to seismic disturbances. #08 an energy sisting device to oppose shock forces. #08 @ guide or rest to control pipe line move- Section showing relative position of parts when unit ‘opposes compression force. SOCOOOS Oooo Section showing relative position of parts when unit ‘opposes tension force. 8 Chack-Sway Brace comprises @ single compression spring confined between two, movable plates in chavsing with full length openines fr visual inspection. The spring is precompressed so that any tendency of the pipe fo move in either direction will be resisted by o force equal to the initial loeding. Under normal vse os 0 sway brace, with the movement indicator "on ere there no force exerted onthe piping; but should the pipe sway or vibrate, the resto ing force will inereose beyond the initial precompres- sfon os 0 direct function of the movement. The force exerted by the device at eny given point is equal to the intial loading plus the spring rote times the move rent from the initial position. ‘OUTSTANDING FEATURES © Compact and Efficient. Force ond/or assembly length adjustment con be mmade both during ond after instalation. ‘eIn'model SBA, movement and force adjustment indi- cotor scales facilitate installation ond setting. \ SBA TYPE AND CHARACTERISTICS ‘The Vibration Check-Sway Brace is made in two types. ‘Type SB-With length adjustment, 1-1/2' in either direc= tion, and either of the two forces adjustable up to maximum capacity. Type SBA-Fectures of Type SB plus an additional adjustable element whereby both forces can be n= creased from the initial up to maximum copacity. Type SBN ond SBAN-Porticularly febricated for naval inttllctions. Available with the sound. deadening feature when requested. There are four sizes in each type with an initial force in pounds of 60, 175, 500, ond 1,000, and @ moximum ‘of 240, 700, 2,000 and 4,000 respectively. All units have a’ total travel of 3" in either direction.f t VIBRATION CHECK ~ SWAY BRACE | 49 SB SBA SINGLE ADJUSTMENT DOUBLE ADIUSTHENT SB ond SBA LOADS _@ DIMENSIONS WEIGHTS ay Initial —] Wax. ] Spring prs Broce | ForPie | coding | Force | Rate R | Weight, Lbs ‘Size_|__ Size, In. Lbs | tbe | sin : parks 6 3 5 Tie 00 300. 4 88 Above TT DIMENSIONS. SBA DIMENSIONS Swoy ‘Sway Broce | © | 8 | Hj L|T Boe | E | B | aw] ult | Size SH Tear spas 7] pr $82 11s] 9 Ispaz[ 1810 41-9 1 $58 ee ae Seas gt ier Tage $84} 21] 161 [2 am SBA WaT ae Installotion ~ The Vibration Check-Sway Brace is shipped complete, ready for installation ~ final setting to be made at operating temperature. Neutral Position — Zero force (compression = tension) results when beth pisen pltes ere in conjoct with caesar their adjacent plates. This is clearly shown by visual lamp | Sway IRapection and/or nero potion of tnicahr eh move: Teke-Gut | Broce ment scale. If adjustment is required, tur the rod te sieee Coupling until the desired position is obtaine 3 Uneven Fescaa — A unl-drectonal a re 1 tcined ot # oF operating position by adjusting ' the rod coupling. This fs 0 can be adjusted upto _ mmoximum copacity of the ‘unit, and is especially de 8 Sirable when the device is used os @ guide, restraint 7 or flexible anchor. a 2 Initiol Forces Adjustable - In Type SBA both initial 9 ferces cen be increesed up to maximum capacity, by un simply turning the adjuster nut ond repositioning’ the 2 : Compression nut to take up slack. This con be accom 13 plished befere, during, of after installation. M4 Foolproof Operation ~ All the ports and adjustments i are plainly visible at all times, for easy and foolproof ie 7 operation. prenoy ORDERING — When, ordering uni specify type and size. When dering ‘complete assemblies fy, = _Stondord Assembly * dimension, ond pipe size: Standord Assembly Type SWS shown shove. The complete set of Standard Honger Assemblies is ovail= able on request.50 [SHOCK & VIBRATION ARRESTORS SIZE «tet PLY DESY: Tsao] 7 Dssv.2 2 §7e0| 12%. Dssv-3 Dr s7e0} 7% DSsVt 5 §/e0] 18 FOR END ATUOMENTS EAI, EA2, ANO EAS SEE 7.46 DSSV ARRESTOR*. . . The DSSV Arrestor is a disk spring strut device that is utilized to absorb ond onl nechanicel shock, vibration, or sway loadings imposed on equipment or piping. It is most effectively Used. at points ine tystom where the. anticipated superimposed shock loadings are heavy and where there is a small vector thermal movement along the axis of the strut. For the stated conditions it may be Considered the counterpart of the Hydraulic Arrestor nit. ‘TYPICAL LOAD-DEFLECTION CURVE ‘As shown in the graph, the initial force moy be it creased up to the maximum rated force. At this point the maximum force remains constant for the given travel. Adjustment and neutral position are similar to the Vibration Check-Sway Brace; see page 49. The THERMO SWAY AND VIBRATION ARRESTOR* (BTSV) permits the piping to freely move to its hot position and lock it at the operating temperature. Preventing swaying and checking vibration, Similarly, In cooling, the device becomes unlocked and the piping is fe turn to its normal cold. position, thus Preventing pipe overstressing under ell conditions. ‘The VIBRATION ARRESTOR* (BVA) is a mechanical friction device employed to resist vibration forces at condition or temperature ond yet maintain a desir able degree of elasticity. Potent pending RECOMMENDED USE OF THE SHOCK AND VIBRATION ARRESTORS [A Hydraulic Shock and Sway Attestr, HSSA ~ Employed to orrest shock, sway, end vibration forces otal times ermitting qormal thermal movement of ny mognitude, ; vin CheckeSway Broce ~ This eles eal spring deve is ured to contin nominal vibration shock, o sway loodings. €. DSSV Arrestor - This machonical device is most effective to arrest shock and vibration forces in piping or eauip- ment having.a small thermal movement. D. Theme BISV Avrestor = Employed to arrest sway and vibration forces while peritting full thermal movement; auromstically controlled by temperature-lcking dev E. BVA Arrestor ~ Employed to stop vibration in pi particulorly where shock forces and vibrations ing_or equipment having negligible or no thermal movement, fe anticipated or have developed during operation.RIGID HANGER COMPONENTS B BERGEN-PATERSON PIPESUPPORT CORP. l ‘SININOANOD UIONVHi ~~ orn RIGID HANGER COMPONENTS] 51 “C!" CLAMP WITH LOCKING NUT PART 47 Formed Carbon Ste The “'C" Clamp is used to focilitare hanger rod attachment to the bottom flonge of structural members. Clamping effect is obtained by use of o hardened cup point set screw which Bites {nto top foze of flange thon lacked in place by tightening of lock: ing. net, Clamp can accomodate any flange thickness up to 3/4 inch, Not recommended for use on piping subject to horizontal moverent. Ordering: Order by port number ond size number corresponding hanger rod diometer DIMENSIONS IN INCHES he Size’ | Per 00 z = lilelsl telah 5 Zope tee eae 8 é eo Poe ee 7 “1% anaes BEAM CLAMP PART 15 Formed Carbon Stee! The Beom Clamp is used for eye rod or woldlass eye aut cntachment to the bottom flonge of structural members. The com- Elnotion of erase bolt ond eye rod permits vod swing thereby making a. 3 the clamp suitable for the support of piping having nominal hori- Zontel movement. Clamps are manufectured to suit beam flange width specifies ©: 13: Specify part number, type number, width ond thickness of beam flange. DIMENSIONS IN_INCHES Rec. Meximom u WEIGHT PER 100 Beom Widih Dimension = ne [a 3 5 ‘ calorie eat eae egg ez eas os 2p maf 82 [09] yaaa] Fs 4 237 [265 | 318 | 339 _| 360] 392. 5 340 | -408—{ 452 [-a80_[ 510] 551023 6 ‘600[ 64s | 700740790 | 880 7 Ties | 275] 1355] 1435 | 1595;52. |RIGID HANGER COMPONENTS} PART 297 STEEL BEAM CLAMP WITH WELDLESS EYE NUT 3: Body: Formed Carbon Stes 3 Weldless Eye Nut: Forged Steel a : € Part 297 Clamps are made in five body sizes to accomodate the combination of beam flange size ond hanger rod diameter normally encounted. Clamping effect is by ‘tice tong” action of arms with locking provided by thru bolt directly below Hlange. The weldless eye nut permits universal rod swing thereby making clamp suitable for sup- por of piping subect Yo horizontal movement in ‘ny direction. Eye nut is furnished topped to Specified rod size, . Ordering: Speciy port number, clamp nunber a ates tp ia Rend oe left hand). J DIMENSIONS IN INCHES “a Ting y 8 | | wiih [ox Tense 7° T v ae. % : 5 i Paes oe ee ape fh spe pete eet “Supplied wh like PART 297 APPROX. DIM. C INCHES Clone Boom Flange Wath spe; 7rtsl? om |e ye | me | : 7 a eae a 7 oy | 6 | 61 Sy : em me e PART 293 APPROX. DIM. E INCHES : Beam Flonge Wah . cee at) sg (ee) 2 | | ae z ™% 1. Sas | ae eee PART 293 STEEL BEAM CLAMP WITH SWIVEL NUT | } J d Body: Formed Carbon Stee! { } } } J ) Swivel Nut: Cost Steel Pott 293 Beam Clamps are mode in the same five body sizes os Part 297 ' with clamping action as described above. Swivel nut permits rod swing in ene plane only therefore its use should be limited ‘accordingly. Swivel nut is furnished topped to specified rod size. 0 Meme ceded aie” topping (right hand or left hand).RIGID HANGER COMPONENTS| 53, ‘ADJUSTABLE WELDED BEAM ATTACHMENT PART 117 Carbon Steel Rod attachment for welding to bottom flange of structural members. Sufficient wrench clearance is provided to effect rod _ adjustment with hanger fully loeded. Ordering: Order by part number ond size number corresponding to a hanger tod diameter. 4 DIMENSIONS IN INCHES Sis Webs, Ne Bb] e] eo | | Peto ra FT zie woo [ea Tse] a | srs [—% 2700) apps ms cele 3700 af 6 a] a0 as[ecest ago % | 4 [oe | ae [995 +} 00, apes 170 i a sooo fs a, se] ato wp qo Pe Pais WELDED BEAM ATTACHMENT PART 113 Carbon Steet Steel attachment for welding to bottom flange of structural members which will occomodate eye rods. or lug attachments 7 This unit permits rod swing thereby making it suiteble for the support of piping having horizontal movement. Ordering: Order by part number and size number corresponding to hanger rod diometer. My DIMENSIONS IN INCHES Red] Max. Size 3 We ths recon. |B} ¢| Dl e| F\w 7 we. | Se] Reser Po tos z oatmeal aT 7a + [ET iioa wpa let ars 260 5 = 4] toot tts Pet bs 285 [T2700 ee tage Dies 341 dak Te sre ets es S77 @ [1 [e002 Parts ta 300 [eS A To sooo Px aes fata Ts sles TVET T1600 PTs Tera Tae 6 |e x 62508 $7 7 EP Te]? [20700 Peta |s Taf el x 8 4080 Te 97 | aa} Tae oe Lotsa ele « a | s2a0 [Pe] 33500 [eae tote tee e locas [5970si [Reo wancen couronenr Fa PART 500 CONTINUOUS CONCRETE INSERT Heavy Gauge Carbon Steel Standard finish block. Continuous concrete inserts ore designed for nbednert in concrete, walls and qvarhead structures prior to the pouring of concrete. Anchoring lugs ore Incorporated throughout the entire length of the insert thereby cresting a continuous bond between insert ond concrete. Safe load capacity of the insert is 2000 pounds per running foot in 2500 psi cured concrete. The insert is manufactured in 20 foot lengths ond can be cut at the factory to specified lengths to suit job requirements with closure cops installed at each end. Nuts tapped for 1/4 inch thru 3/4 inch rod dic meter may be inserted at any time ond located at ony position along the length. Order insert nuts separately. Order by part number and length. PART 650 STEEL CONCRETE INSERT Steel concrete inserts are designed for embedment in concrete prior to pouring. Available in two sizes to eccomodate insert nuts topped for 1/4 inch thru 1 inch rod diameter es noted in table. Rated load capacity fequivalent to recommended maximum load shown for largest rod size accomodated. Nuts may be inserted at any time. Order insert nuts separately. Ordering: Order by part number and size number DIMENSIONS IN INCHES Size | For Rod ‘Adjustment las cep Lome | 4 |e o F | Wish = Thames eee | bo— tet LS OLS Te Tee L—»~— PART 500 ond 650 CONCRETE INSERT NUTS Steel Standard finish block. Concrete insert nuts topped for 1/4 inch thru 3/4"" rod diometer are proportioned for insertion ond ‘use with part 500 Continuous Concrete Insert and Size 1 Part 650 Steel Concrete Inserts. Insert nuts topped for 7/8 inch and 1 inch rod diameter are for use with Size 2 Part 650 concrete inserts only. ing: Order by part number and rod size. DIMENSIONS IN INCHES nox | Wgone fas Resp | fae | * | ® : Ay ‘610 13 1% 114 7% Ti30- 15 We val & 4 ipo oe | a toe eet ee eeMACHINE THREAD RODS Port 133: Right Hond Thread Port 133A: Special Threoding Hanger rods. are normally furnished with standord right hand threads on both ends in the lengths listed. If other than standard threading is required specify Part 133 A and define rod as shown under ordering. Ordering: Standard Threading: Specify Port 133, Rod Diameter and length B. Special Threading: Specify Port 133A, Rod Diometer, length B, Ti and Tz (odd LOH, for left hand threod).. JRIGID HANGER COMPONENTS} 55 PART 133 ie WELDED EYE ROD Part 92: Eye dia. C equals rod di Port 93: Eye dia. C equals rod di plus 3/8" plus 3/4" Eye rods are normally furnished with standard right hand theeods, If ether than standard threading is Tequired specify Port 924 or Part 93A ond define eye rods os shown under ordering Ordering: Standard Thrending: Specify Port 92 or SERS lectern a feat 8 Special threading: Specify Part 92A or Rod Diameter, length B, and thread Tength (Add hond threed). Specity larger eve di. if required. PART 92 AND PART 93 LINKED EYE RODS Linked Eye Rods are @ combination, of two Part 92 Eye Rods. They ore normally furnished with standard right hand threeds. Ordering: Specify Port, Red Diometer, Overall Dimen- sion LL. length B and threading if other thon stendord. PART 341 eS EYE AND EYE RODS Eye and Eye Rods are normally furnished with eye diameter C’equal to rod diometer A plus 3/8”. Ordering: Specify Port, Rod Diameter, Overall Dimen sion B and dimension C if other thon standard. RATED LOADS AND STANDARD THREAD LENGTHS lxlx[«[*le alel?l=]s] teat [x pet™itet=l«ftals[*[7 fel? lsPART 478 DIMENSIONS ININCHES ect Pounds P 56 |RIGID HANGER COMPONENTS) = CUSHION SPRING ASSEMBLY Carbon Steel Spring Coil ‘And Formed Carbon Steel Cups Cushion springs are used for the support of piping subject to slight ve movement {up te, 1/4 inch) and ot honger points on cold piping near equipment Sthore itis desived to obtain e better loading condition thon can be ossured by & Solid rod hang. “The assembly is composed of two springs and four retainer cups. Particulerly ‘conjunction with Part 142 Two Red Rell Type Henger os illus- trated. The components hove alzo been found to be very Useful es amiscellaneous Spring coil for Incorporation in special design engle and channel trapeze hangers. ection of correct spring size is normally done by epproximate methods into aecount weight ef pipe, covering, contents and major fittings. Total deflection for all springs = 1-1/2 inches. Tobulated maximum lood per hanger (two springs) listed ot recommended maximum deflection of T1/4 inches. Ordering: Order by part number, spring size number and specify drop rod diameter to secure proper hole drilling in retainer cups. Srandord RogDic- ‘ DIMENSIONS IN INCHES LIGHT DUTY SPRING HANGER Carbon Steel Spring Coil and Cage ‘The Light Duty Spring Hanger is used for the support of miscellaneous field run piping systems subject to slight (up to 1/4”) vertical displacement. It is designed for incorporation in rod hangers with a loed coupling provided for sprin loading. The unit does not hove a load scale, ond travel indicator. Amount of spring loading can be approximated by relating ‘"B" dimension with spring defle: rate. Selection of correct spring size is normally done by approximate methods into account weight of pipe, covering, contents and major fittings. Order by port number and spring size number. Wins E 7 % ae * 3h 3 Fe 5 cA |RIGID HANGER COMPONENTS] 57 TURNBUCKLE DIMENSIONS 1M_INCHES a PART 132 Forged Stee! Ara t T Provides adjustable rod connection. mL ec of adjustability determined by gop et ‘opening. Stondard gap for which ''S" ott seaat is shown i inches Most sizes f—| Pe “| i ise eveilable with 12 inch gap for which |} —$—| 8-199 $ 'S" dimension is increased by 6 inches. [= eof i ft Topped right ond left hend. te te Ordering: Order by port number, rod size [1%] 9% Fe] 330, t ‘ond gop if other thon standard. [1%] 9, —¥ 330 [10 | 2-95 || 7700 2a 2690 "Wot for 6° Gop TB, CONCRETE FASTENER PART 512 Self Drilling Shell for Power Hommer Instellation Caschardened Plated Stee! Shell end Expander Plug Port 512 concrete fasteners provide o relicble means for bolting to o concrete structure. The shell is fitted with a snap off chucking end for power drilling end shell expansion. Cuttings pass through shell end chuck without removal for clean- ing, rectly reducing drilling time, Widely used on new construction by plumbing, heating, ventilating and electrical contractors to fasten fistures ond equipment Yo walls, ceiling ond floors. For sup- Porting pipe subject to horizontal movement or vibration it is recommended that Ranger rods be attached by conventional means to on intermediate plate or member held in place by the concrete fasteners. Ordering: Order by port number ond rod size. DIMENSIONS IN INCHES Rea | Recom, Sele Size ae % % ‘Safe Load Factor of 100 1- CONCRETE FASTENER PART 511 illing Shell for Hand Installation Coschordened Plated Stee! Shell and Expan: * Plog The Part 511 concrete fastener serves the same purpose os the Part 512, differ- ing only in method of instollotion. The shell, having @ flush end is drilled into the concrete by the insertion of o holder then driven by hond hammering. Ordering: Order by part number ond rod size. Order holder-driver separately. DIMENSIONS IN_INCHES a i nite Gognriy | Werahe nt pe snl ad Factor of Oto 158 |RIGID HANGER COMPONENTS| Sod without Center Support Pipe covering protection sodiles are used to protect the fire vering om enahing, ond ferkoep heat losses ote minimum. These saddles are made of carbon steel for Parts 186, 187, 86, 290, 291, 292, ond 2924 Poris 2954 end T89A ere manv- facture from A-387-5ST Grade D hore molybdenum steel plate. Bune 292A, 292H ond 189A have fo weldedin center plate in cll Sizes. All other saddles hove a Sielded-in confor plate for pipe Sizes 12" ond larger. Saddles ore mrancfactured 12° long. Saddles for piping 26 inch and. larger svaileble on oppiction. Ordering: Specify Part ond Pipe Soddle with Rod Roll See Poges 62 ond 63 PIPE COVERING PROTECTION SADDLES DIMENSIONS IN INCHES Pipe] ENS P Meisht | Size of Pipe Rell size es ats laees Per to] 2 Tear % ao | i | 4 | 23 | s 1es-[ 152 | 3 1 a0 | ie | 4 zi_| 23 | 5 tas [132] 3 . 20 | 18 | 4 _ ai | 2] 5 ir | 355 | 6 ves | 14a] 3% 20 | ie | 4 ™ ai} so | 6 wr | 375 | 7 ves J 155] 20 | 20 | 5 2 ai | sto | 6 we | as | 7 vee | a0 | 8 a 20 | 25 | 6 2 am | a0 | 6 wr | 397 | 8 we | ao | 8 16] 177s 20 | 266 | 6 3 am | asa] 8 ww | a7 | 6 wes |_ 497 | 10 vs-| 2 — 6 20 | 300 | 8 Fr ai | ae | 3 te | ao | 10 wea_|_4s7_| 10 186] 214] — 6 20 | 300 | 8 ai | 3 | 8 v7 | 440 | 10 4 wea | 4s7 | 10 a | 63 | 14 aan] as | 4 aera] raas | 14 eea| 2640 | 16 1 hes | 24] 6 a0 | 300 | 8 a | ase] 8 te | 440 | 10 5 wee | 4a7 | 10 | @3 | 1 am] 9s | 14 2a| uss | 4 eal 2740 | 18 186 | 395] 6 290° ~:g00, | 10 ai | sz] 10 ver | 700°] 12 ‘ wea | 00 | 14 aa | ios | 16 asan| 1600 | 16 ara} 600 | 16 vera] 2740 | 18 y i ' ' iPIPE COVERING PROTECTION SADDLES RIGID HANGER COMPONENTS] 59 DIMENSIONS IN INCHES Pine | rel pens |_ Sine ot Pie tol] Pie | ati re wey oo [fone] Pages] Sei Perioo |i" Lursities| “el stp] T 90 370 1 = 10 a | r [in| ae | uw | r-0 | by fi | ue | ou | alto a] af oe fim pts foe | ari m| fae} oe | te | alia |e Sle} wa | oe | wou 1110 | seate wih Cane Supper fi fiaa| tem ]ote | erie 0 [ia Sy |itea| te [oe | te iy | ny Me o 570" 12 T= 10 | M% ey 8% me fan | ome] oe fuse | om | ole moi | tm [ote fac] a | ot Be fim |e | ote | tera] at fant | woe w]e fas 1056 we | 16-20 om Lane | 1% fo [iam] tose | ie [tera | fan ft os fina) tae | ote | la | om fate oe ltem| ten] e | ee | amt Lat oortr—_Cs i m [an | a | te | ee |e [wo la | (pupae a 187 1014 18 16-20 % To's | 10% = f Covering Bi. fie | tae fae teza | ook fan fe | Peter 2 4% 292 1380 20 16 - 20 10% 12% | 12%. 290 | 1 Inch. [im] am | ie | tera a1 [3 ick fia te | ie | re frank Bie 1894 3660 24 24 188 _[3 Inch 7 Fh i fiat 2 21 720 18 | 16-20 292H [4 Inch (Heavy Doty) mm |i | ams | ie | ena fates (aac af 2 fie} as | | tele Tova [sak (Aly tan | ie | om | a Le tim) pe | om | x t |imk) iow | Ze |e blige] Geen | Ge |e RY ists 2 [in | m0 | 2 | wom bi | woe | ae | tem lite | iso |e | ae 6 4 292 1500 24 crs ‘ |im| pe | om | dt t [im| pe | x | de by [Teen] depo Ht wean ——E—rs—O_CCLLCM by i | ime | ee lie | tae] ae | ae 8 4 292 2240 30 30 { fim| Seo | 3 | 38 4 [aaa] a0 | a | 3 rt by |itea| agen |e | ae | te ‘ ! 2 fin | ome [x | Z a ltr | ie | | a] w|i lie | ie | | t || me | ® | ) tim] Be | a | de «eral fe |e |e fete cal, $Y it it popes 73,4 and 75 y Jim] oie | x | 3 % |v | tee | & | ul ¥ lie] ie | & | «aa | Be |g | “ |dsm] Sie | ao] dial Sie | |SPART 220 WELDING LUG Carbon Steel Part 220 lugs are properly proportioned attachments for welding on to the underside of structural members for the support of Type." Variable Spring Hangers or_to receive Part 276 Forged Steel Clevises for rad attachment. The size denotes the supported red diameter in eights of an inch. Orde Order by part number and size number. DIMENSIONS IN INCHES. Fon 220 ‘Size seelclo}elec} ri] cla car Ty, sp3tt (2 ats [ye ef «pm prs pay epee Fe a 186, 350 apes pe ete 3 261 325. ape testa em ts 309 375 oe Bee 925 a 39_| 1430, Taf 3 foe se |e Pe 4 78—| 175 1 1100] ~3200- wf ae psr peep eT Te Te 1930] 5400. 20 a} ae tae PO Pm || ay Pe 2270_—| 5800 2 pote Ts pets te 7 2590 [7600 PART 216 WELDING CLEVIS ATTACHMENT Carbon Steel Lug and ith Forged Steel Clevis Part 216 is an assembly of parts 220 and 276 for ordering convenience. See table sbove for dimensions.RIGID HANGER COMPONENTS! 61 WASHER PLATE Corbon Stee! DIMENSIONS IN INCHES PART 260 Washer plates ore properly propor [Size ] Roe Weigh tioned to receive the rod diameter noted [Nex | Be. | C | © | MPI. | unelEr oo for each size plote. ‘They ore used in [3 1 4% 13 1a rn conjunction with back 10 back channels, = [@ [4 -T31% cH for angles for supporting pipe with rods [5 3 35 orUbolts. ene ra : ee 2 - Orden: Order by part number ond FEIT a ; sy ae 2 es wes eT 339 aa 205 t ve 2 ts tye 30 ea ee Ea) was 50 ! nets 7 55 ¢ a FORGED STEEL CLEVIS. PART 276 Forged Steel The port 276 forged steel clevis serves as on adjustable rod end partculorly suitable forrod attachment fo single lugs. Reted capacity exceeds the load rating for iorgest red diameter accomodated as per table on bottom of page 55. Order by part number, size number, rod topping, pin size and grip. Specify left hond tapping as required. ary 7 DIMENSIONS IN INCHES A el clolelr j Hy 5 a i 5, TE i Be ca + - EA 1660 2 Lay Past bel | dee ca era 3e00—} ee Grip equal thickners of plate plus WELDLESS EYE NUT PART 274 Forged Steel ‘The Port 274 weldless eye nut Red] [Mex. Weight serves as an odjustoble rod end porticu- Feefe| c |ole| & |olter| tex larly suitable for rod ottachment to A [Size |per100 double lugs. Roted copacity is equive. oy lent 10 load rating for lorges! rod + diameter accomodated as per table on % bottom of poge 58- A Ordering 2 ate ‘by port number size Z ee Te = ue fomber ond rod tepping. Specify left tered cece 1 3% Te 380 Te sae el 75 +r Tf e 1 [a7 % ai] a tev 6 z els faa t680 3 eal 1670 . 2 eid facta [168062 |RIGID HANGER COMPONENTS| PART 142 DIMENSIONS IN INCHES TWO ROD ROLL TYPE HANGER Cast Iron Two rod roll type hangers provide a convenient support system for both cold motionless piping and hot piping subject to nominal longitudinal thermal movement. It is one of the most popular hangers for industrial pipe instollotions because it is Simple to install, affords easy pipe elevation adjustment and fac- ilitates pipe erection. Particularly suitable for vertical banks of horizontal piping. SIZE SELECTION The roll size for bare pipe is the some as nominal pipe size. The roll size for insulated pipe using pipe covering protec- tion saddles must be selected for the particular soddle used as shown in table on poges 58 ond 59. The roll size for insulated pipe using shields is selected from the table in the same manner Using bare pipe and insulation thickness, Ordering: Order by port number ond insulation if necessary.) Order Pipe Covering size. (Corrected for idler Seporctely. Nox, Fie] Reem | ale | o |r| ofals]| «fe tbe i a 600 o $00 “| % 2" | 600 3 25 — 600 7 3°] 00 ay Ev ai 7 [709 ; 5 | 700, Ls | yo00 eT; 5 | i200 i2h 130 1a 10 | 1700 ie | % 42_| 2400. is 13 | 300 | o ae, | we [TE Eid Ed !SINGLE ROD “HARVARD ROLL HANGER Carbon Steel with Cast Iron Roll The Harvard roll hanger is used on piping subject to nominal longitvdinal thermal movement where piping is to be suspended from 0 single rod. Pipe elevation adjusiment of up to 3 inches canbe mede by turning lower nut. Tightening the upper nut against yoke prevents loosening dve to vibration. SIZE SELECTION The roll size for bore pipe is the same as nominal pipe size The roll size for insulated pipe using pipe covering protec- tion saddles must be selected for the particular soddle used os shown in table on poges 58 and $9. The roll size for insulated pipe using shields ts selected from the table in the some menner Using bare pipe and insulation thickness, Ordering: Order by part number and pipe size. (Corrected for in- sulation if necessary) Crder Pipe Covering Protection Soddles Seporctely, DIMENSIONS IN INCHES RIGID HANGER COMPONENTS| Tox Bie] ecm | a] a | o | F pierehs Size | vosdbs. Fes 100 z, 150 a ¥ Te ml 2s |e] ala | lhe |e 202 3 310 ei | | 4 3 236 4 47s Ty | te Pe | eT % D408 5 eose elegy eee eee ley 534 $ eels 7 709 3 ia uid | waa | | 58 n 7e0 | 11 | 5h. Ke |e | 1235, 10 365} 1S, | Se 5 % |) aRe 12 ses | | 17 | FF wee | % | 2313 Go ¥200 18 | yaae | | 3580 16 va0o__ | '_| 208 | 94 aes | EL aeso Order Pipe Covering Protection Saddl Separetely. 8 PART 14064 |RIGID HANGER COMPONENTS| PART 100 CLEVIS HANGER Carbon Steel Standard finish black: Furnished Galvanized to order The clevis hanger is recommended for the susper Hanger provides for vartical odjustmet in place. The lower insulated li imately 1-1/2 inches with pi pipe thereby preventing loosening due fo vibration. Hangers for pipe 18 inches ond larger are furnished with pipe to maintain spread on yoke. Orde if other than black. Order by part number and pipe size. Specify finish ch ut cbjuste e to proper pitch and the top nut clamps yoke in place Pie | ae Recon. | a |B Se | Rasep 00 Ze r a 00 Pe 00 2 3 z a i Ta rm Ta a Ta a Ta EN 0 cA 900 Te 700 3 3600 70. rt a a0 1s [33 rr Ta aL rr nee [a se oo Ta Te PART 283 LONG TANGENT U-BOLT PART 222 STANDARD U-BOLT Furnished Galvanized to order IMENSIONS I INCHES U.Bolts are made to support, anchor and guide pipe lines. STs say Gee tates action ilby coclel ecient supports. Port 283 U-bolts ore furnished with four hexagon nuts. Part 222 Ucbolts are furnished with two hexagen nuts. Special U-bolts with longer tangents and threads and special materials can be furnished as specified. Ordering: Order by part number ond pipe size. Specify finish if ‘other than black.{ RIGID HANGER COMPONENTS| 65 STANDARD TWO BOLT PIPE CLAMP PART 175 Corben Stee! The standard two bolt pipe clamp is for the suspension of cold pipe lines with moderate loads having little er no ineuletion. R Ordering: Order by part number and pipe DIMENSIONS IN_INCHES ¢ ale T1000 a 3 -{To00 a Bef 1900 Ama 300 TK J a | 08 3 7000 ae ; sat rns 61800 Am est eh To] 2000 1 1[ 2400 ran * 14 | 2400, oe | Te] 2009 wo Te] 3000, Wee Z| 000 An zi—|t008 15-1 30 [3500 ez] HEAVY TWO BOLT PIPE CLAMP PART 298 Carbon Steel The heavy two bolt pipe clamp is forthe suspension of cold pipe lines with heavy loads having litle er no insulation. E Ordering: Order by port number and pipe size. ) DIMENSIONS IN INCHES Soak e) | Se Tae. a 2400 MPa fa Siete 8 a [-ass0 i t 9 53550 a é—[-as0 ea : 4 [i500 SED 1688 TO] 4000 eater el 259 1z—[-#700 Ea heh aero . | ta |-9150 Sore Baer Te See 0 te[-9150 Te pve ese se a 610 Wyo Ene TLE Pea eT aoe66 [RIGID HANGER COMPONENTS| PART 304 AND 91 MAXIMUM RATED LOADS IN POUNDS PIPE CLAMPS Part 304 and 91 Carbon Steel For hot insulated lines up to 75°F. Use Part 304 to support moderate loods, Port 91 for heavy leads. Port 304X and 91X AISI 4140-1 Cr 1/4 Mo. For hot insulated lines from 750° to 90°F. Use Part 304X to, support moderate loads, Part 91X for heavy leeds. Part 304Z ond 91Z ASTM A 387.55T GR.D 2-1/4 Cr 1 Mo. For hot insulated alley lines with tempera- tures above 90°F. Ordering; Specify part and pipe size. FOR DIMENSIONS SEE PAGE 67. Material Carbon Stel aes ASTM A 387.387 GR. D 24 Gr 1 Mo. Tans. *F ro Tae 700" 7508 008 ine [epesnetNe [a0 [9 _ [a0 [9 [a0ex | onx [avez [ove | a0ez [iz | sez | one j 500 TH 305 0 565 705 z 1500 100. 160 1200 008 700 2 1500 1200 160 0 100 700 3 1500. 00 10 00 00 790 a 1500 100 1600 00 1000 700 < 2500 7200 7600 7200 Teo 08 5 2500 7200 3600 2300 1600, Top é 3800-[ ~Bo00-| 2500-7160 | a000 | “eaoo| 600| —7a00_|-te00 | —s700_| 1300] 3760 5 3a00-[—ano0-{ 2500 reo soo ~sn00-[-2s00}~7300—| 1900 | ~s200- 1 1300-3700 io 3200_[ 11000[ 9900 [9200 [ 3400 T1500" 3000 | voo00—| 2100_[ 7200 [1500-5000 iH 3200-11600" a900~| #00 [ 2400-11509, [3000 | 10000 2100_[7200_[-1500_[-st00 1 ao} 12700-3800 | T1360 [aso Tan00" fo a900_| Tre00| 26001 e500 | 2000 ato — un_{ Taye t sooo Tsp aspo-t Tasso sno0-[Tieoo|aeto-[~en00-[ ane [00 i S0-[-ra700-| 3800 [11300 | as00-[ Tazo | a900-[ 11600] 2600_| e300 [20001 6000 20 Sso0[ 15000-4900 15000_|-s700| 1s000-| sooo-[ 15000 | 3200 | veso0_[ 25001 7500 ra o0-{-1s000-| s900-|-1s000[-e7a0-| 1s000-| sso0-| 1s000_| 3500 | 13000_[-2700[ 9000 a0 000 1s000~| 7000~[-13000[-e300—| 1s000~[-7200"| 15000 | 4s00_[ 13000 | 3800-9000, 36 3600-13000" 7o00| T3000 [ e300] 5000[ 7200-15000] 4600 [ 13000 | 3500-| 9000 |PIPE CLAMPS Pipe Size 1 2 2 3 4 3 ‘ 3 70 12 14 16 18 20) 24 30 36 PART 304 (Moderote Loods) Weigh Lbs. Per 100 2007 225 260. 290 385 750. i 1315. 1470. 27 7385, 3985 2320. 4550 3090, 9000, 78000" 20900) RIGID HANGER COMPONENTS| 67 PART 304 AND 91 | ai DIMENSIONS IN INCHES 6 Gate aM Ga veal Ya A 2 Be 3 3 PART 91 (Heovy Loods) DIMENSIONS IN INCHES ube Fa 100 8 c . e F s 4 3800 mm 7 7 | yee 7 3300 e% wz 10 1 aa z 5300 7 z 1a 17 Th od 70 #500 we 15 13 Te east IM, 8300 mL 18 te 7, aay 12 9500 1 3 17 15 v aa 13 0300 1% Pi 18% 16 Te ye 14 14200 12 2 203 18 z Tes 1 71300, 13 2 2 20 z iye6 18 30000 17 FY 28 25 2 Thx 21 34000 z 7 a 2 2 Tse]68 [RIGID HANGER COMPONENTS| PART 370 RISER CLAMPS Clamps may be furnished in either carbon or alloy steel with bolting to sui used for determining stock and bolt maximum allowable stress of 12,000 psi, Riser clamps ore used for the support of vertical ‘The clomps are fur piping. Their opplications ore particularly recom- mended where @ conventional welded lug attachment would create on undesirable crushing effect on the pipe wall. With riser clamps the load is token in shear thru hold-down lugs welded to the pipe. shed in two halves for easy bolting around the pipe thus eliminating cumbersome shipping and erection problems which may result with wlded'iugs. Chonges in, srenttion or location a possible should field conditions require. Chart V which is plotted for a ‘es. Table IV lists the stress Temperature correction factor for commonly used materials. The example below illustrates the procedure for use of the Chart for @ perticuler design condition. Design information shown herein covers the normal requirements that may be found in power piping. Clamps for conditions beyond the scope of this presentation can be designed on application. Ordering: Specify part number, exact pipe TABLE IV. STRESS- TEMPERATURE CORRECTION FACTORS O.D., load, operating tempera MATERIAL ture, clamp material, center to g = center dimension of load bolts, 3 a 5 sd and load bolt diameters. 5 2 8 Be eS = 3 = oo ar 2 2 z 2 i nf Ne 250) = o 2 : 700, a8 “ a a wa at, 750 3 ra 2 ‘I EE —+ a0 | 12 2 a ww 350 [15 7 a 7 ww | fe ees 950 i 0 000 1s 6 sour aD ceaur 9 1050) 2 “ 1100 30 12 es —9--9} Stress-Temp. Correction Factor TRE oan rece esl STF = ge aan 3 3-6. Corrected Load = rrican examece Tre? nee th_—<‘* = oe oS ad =: Trea [Se] Seseate pau neeRODS CENTER TO CENTER i meses) RIGID HANGER COMPONENTS] 69 RISER CLAMP SELECTION CHART ve ”% ve % % TOTAL |BOLT LOR? | eat ‘Rete sovr oieTen FOR CHART V70 _|RIGID HANGER COMPONENTS| PART 377 USE OF TABLES 1, Determine Profix Number ond take-out “B” corres- ponding fo rod diameter from Toble |. 2. Select Template Number from appropriate table. PIPE LUG ATTACHMENTS Carbon Steel with Forged Steel Clevis Part 377 covers a family of load rated lug attach- ments suiteble for welding onto conventional piping bends, elbows, or straight horizontel runs. Each is furnished with @ forged steel clevis ond pin to facilitate rod attachment. All ports ore properly sized ond cor reloted to occommodate any specified load or rod dic meter up to the noted maximum. Ratings are based on allowable load capacities for carbon steel rod in accord ance with the ASA Code For Pressure Piping B31.1. Lugs for use with rods having grester allowable ratings, end alloy lugs should be designed on en individual esis. TABLE | PREFIX NUMBER AND F.S. CLEVIS DATA LEE a 3. Lug size is completely defined by prefix number and | Prefix | Red | Max, Ronber| Diam. | Cos template number. Exomple: 8 TP 2B 12" designates y a 6 lug for @ 5 diometer bend on 12" pipe with insulae [3 [4 219 fionthickness upto", popery designedtoaccons. [—# ne dote a 1" diameter support od. ata 741770 4. Lug size for straight horizontal pipe is not dependent [81 | 960 on pipe size. Moke selection directly from table [2 i | 6730 fesed on rod diomet Yom sable Fg ne 00 on rod diometer. To ee Ordering: Order by port number and lug size, a LUG SERIES "25" FOR PIPE LUG SERIES “45"" FOR PIPE INSULATION UP TO. 2" TKN'S. INSULATION UP TO-4" TKN'S. Take - Tak bug | Red tele |e | a |e | oun bus e| ee | a fe] our J Le a Sas oe al ¢ Greco 3 areas] 4 [5 7 ED pees ssi] Parpas| es Fi | SrP2s[ 45 3 sreas| [5 7; te tk areas 21 a eee s 7125 [1s é iz a = STRAIGHT HORIZONTAL Pipe [-8TP25/ 7 |e mA areas é er 912516 ei] Porras | wi seo tet mom ¢ ne yore7s | 1, [6) a Tareas a ey oue-oor ie» 2p vare2s | MI rey [rzeas Te) vtLUG SERIES “2B"" FOR PIPE INSULATION UP TO 2" TKN'S. RIGID HANGER COMPONENTS} 71 LUG SERIES ‘“45"" FOR PIPE INSULATION UP TO 4" TKN'S. _ Fi oe § Lt Size | [Ree 2 hy i 2 [10 10 : 1 Ly [oe 5 71s 15 a7 ee ‘ ome 2 spas aa [30 304 TFae8—| #40. a7 FIVE DIAMETER BEND TP2B10" | 10 | 50 501% rraeta= [13] 60 reaBi= [12 ao | rocucuare sop tener aco [Tae Mo ae Pras Suentone wane rntcoor'e: | TP2BIET| V6 —[ 80 My | 34 reasten [16 30 [ 1 [rezetes [ie [soe [397 Tease’ | 18 | 90] 1% LUG SERIES "26" FOR PIPE INSULATION UP TO 2" TKN'S. Pipe Size z LUG SERIES ““4E"" FOR PIPE INSULATION UP TO 4" TKN’S. a 3 LONG RADIUS ELBOW (op TAKE-OUT FROM {PIPE setaxe-ouT "A + TARE-0UT SHORT RADIUS ELBQW ROD TAKE-OUT FROM ¢ PIPE smtace-out + TAKE = OUT "8 3 a biziara TeaEIae 14 TPZEVe™ | 16, | reze18" | 16 ve | 3% LUG SERIES ""2SE" FOR PIPE LUG SERIES ““4SE" FOR PIPE INSULATION UP TO 2" TRN'S. INSULATION UP TO 4" TKN'S. Me hh Teaser | 2 | 2 ry Tease me | 27 | 2) é Teases [3 [3 [9 Teasesy| 37 | 3 7 4 reasea [4 [4 A TRIES 3 3 3 fs > % | 12: 6 é oe e Trasee| 8 | 8 6% a8 oy TPISEIT| 10 | 10 &% To 10 ¢ TPISEI2| 12 [12 7% 12 [2 vy TPIseEVa| 14 | 14 7% 4 [14 3 TPISEI6"| 16 [16 7% TRASEIS"| 16 [16 % 7% TeAseve"| 18] 16 To72 |RIGID HANGER COMPONENTS PART 70 AND 76 ALLOY YOKE PIPE CLAMPS Port 70 (Standard) Part 76 (Heavy Duty) SS i cs Yoke, load bolt ond load distribution strap is chrome malybde- tum steel’ Ublt is stainless 3 The yoke type olloy clomp is recommended for, supporting heavy loods ot hgh temperctures. Clamp is custom made to spect fied pipe O.D. thereby suring snug uniform fit and proper load distribution. " Ordering: Order by part number and exact pipe O.D. i 7. : ? ) : } 5 PART 70 (STANDARD) } Pipesise |S aa0er, 1050-6, } a 10%, [9500 i oy = 12, 9500 Tae 3500 Tai = 164 [19500 Teh = 184 [17500 5 18%, = 20%, | 19500 20, = 22%, | 15500 : i = 247, | 15500 : Zavi, = 261, | 15500 ‘ er = 287, | —20000_—|[ 19200 3g 7 285, = 301, | 20000 —[ 19200] —tas00 a1 2 2a T3064 | 29800 cL i PART 76 (WeAvY pUTY) DIMENSIONS IW INCHES Max: Recon: Used, Ube, } se [Soar : i a BSE | etorser. | err00-F, i = 10%, | 12500 | 12000 = ay TO; -= 17%, —15500—[ 15000 — | 14800 5 ) y= ay | 15800] —15000—[ vaso [a abs t6 900 Tai = 184 | 20000} 19300] —ras00 eae ie a a] 16700 Theat 20000 —|—19200-—|~res00 [re fe fey ae |e fae t000 THY, = 20% _[ 25700 oo] 71900 P| oa TL e800 } a0 = 29%, —25700_—| 22700 | 219007 oe Pe Pat] 2 | 20 [200 B= a7, | 29000 —| 79000 —|— 27000 eS pL aL 30,| —3as00- Bai = 267, [79000 —| 29000 [7000 9s a 33, 3400 } Zar, = 267, | 29000 | 20000 [27000 [aos 7 | ae a_[ 35500 4 2B, = 30%] 75000 | 2400027000 amy Tsp 7 | ab 38, 36900 —]{ IRIGID HANGER COMPONENTS| 73 CHAIR AND ROLL PART 17 Cast Iron With Steel Shaft The Part 17 chair and rll is the basic roll orsembly used for the support of piping subject 0 cssured longitudinal movement. Its rugged simple construction makes the Part 17 Rell particulerly suites for use on piping subjected to severe onblent conditions Such og trench end cutdoor installations, Being nonvadjustable Piping elevetion must be set af tine of intel installation. SIZE SELECTION “The roll size for bare pipe is the same as nominal pipe The roll size for insulated pipe using pipe covering protec- tion soddles must be selected fer the particular saddle used os Shown in fable on poges 58 and 59. The roll size for insulated Pipe Using shields fs selected from the table in the some manner biting bare pipe and insulation thickness. Ordering: Order by port number and pipe size. (Corrected for ine sulation if necessary). Order Covering Protection Saddles Seporctly DIMENSIONS IN INCHES otek feel c | oj} e|rie}x O |e is 3, wa] a0 | 2*) sy mlm] %| esta} ®) %]2 | me] 3%] ae | 700 3y 7 foo] § | % mia] ele fr} ul wm] x] a fan] 050 2 | ao | 8 | % | % a fatal) t»lal? fs va | 3 | 305 | 2 | 7% aia [ul mel «tr fe] mw] fe | 2675 Ye 4 [oo | ig | marta] ofr} ata fevl x | 10% | os | 4050 S| gio [2a a ae ee ae a0 [7500-30 [10% wep sep pe pee [eT Pee PT aos Pipe Sizes 2° to 6°os 74 |RIGID HANGER COMPONENTS| PART 53 ADJUSTABLE CHAIR AND ROLL Cast Iron With Stee! Shaft The Part 53 roll assembly is pipe roll Part 17 made odjust- ghle by the, edition of four comer mounted jock, screws ond 0 base plate. The sliding action on the ends of the adjusting screws provides for nominal feteral movement. The use of this roll enables pipe elevation adjustment after installation thereby providing a simple means of setting slope for drainage. : SIZE SELECTION : ‘The roll size for bare pipe is the some os nominal pipe siz The roll size for insulated pipe using pipe covering prote tion saddles must be selected for the particular seddle used os shown in tables on pages 58 and 59. The roll size for insulated pipe using shields is selected from the table in the some manner Using bore pipe and insulation thickness. . 3 Orde Order by part number and pipe size. (Corrected for insulation f necessary). Order Pipe Covering Protection Saddles Sepor y } DIMENSIONS IN INCHES i Che Max. |p, N : ie | BO | Fine : 2, 1% i wf aol] | ex] fom] Bla fafa [a] ofa] a | a | 1580 34 f ¢ = § v fowl se fall? Blo [ede [x] apa] a] a] 2 s 2 [aol [ml alm] siulel) tsi? [>| «| «| wm] } : 3 2 fost? [se flets| elwlal [x] «|o | «| xm | ste 16 3 } « [oof fw [afm [lm fa fos fom fo | a] | mo] | Se aa ae To ea Happ hiet it perp pe be bi bre Pett Dar 6800 } Sua Par fr DimansTone of Char ond Ral s ulf ADJUSTABLE ROLL STAND Cost Iron With Steel Shaft The adjustable Rell Stond is used to support piping subject to assured longitudinal movement. Elevation adjustment is mode by turning @ single bolt ot each end of the assembly thereby raising or lowering the guided shaft bearing blocks. SIZE SELECTION The roll size for bore pipe is the some as nominal pipe The roll size for insulated pipe using pipe covering prote tion saddles must be selected for the particular saddle used os shown in table on pages 58 ond 59. The roll size for insulated pipe using shields is selected from the table in the some manner Using bore pipe and insulation thickness, DIMENSIONS IN INCHES. RIGID HANGER COMPONENTS] 75 PART 183, Ordering: Order by port number ond pipe size. (Corrected for insulation if necessary). Order Pipe Covering Protection Saddles Separately. } tte S| | a0 7 [a0 1 | a0 | ams rh ADJUSTABLE PIPE SUPPORT PART 137 Steel The Part 137 assembly used in conjunction with o flange or bose mounted pipe eslomn provides 6 cemrenin’ means fo sup- porting pipe from below. Thi which is threaded full length fits into the noted column pipe size. Pipe elevation adjustment intchintorand dsinage 2 eaiigmnade’by uring Ihe ser ne Ordering: Order by part number and pipe size number. (7S eneeethinnrers 2 Pie | Sieet |g meee, | Te Be | oe asctone | otto alors Wi Sperm] et ye | oy ib 5 i dive to | % |, 3 tbe ee we wae tape ——1 4 % [es Tuts TR v% |76 RIGID HANGER COMPONENTS| PART 307 DIMENSIONS I INCHES. PIPE EXPANSION ROCKER Carbon Stet The Part 307 Rocker is used to support piping subject to horizental mevement. Upper plate can alse be furnished 12 any specified contour for attachment to elbows, special equipment of for orientation across pipe. Overall H dimension shown leaves sufficient clearance on upper plate to accomodate up 0 3 inch thickness of insulation. Asbestos coated washers are provided on shaft between upper plate and rocker plates thereby reducing friction at that point. Expansion Rockers con also be furnished in alloy steel for high temperature service or specially designed to meet heavy duty requirements. Orderin Order by port number ond pipe size number. 7" Travel = Up to 3" Cov. 15" Travel = Up to Pipe cs Size 4 w reiees a a 2 10 15% 2% 10% 16 C a 4 903 18% 6 1866 3% 10% 16% 4 1% 18% 7 ‘ 5 983 in 6 1866 6 12 a 3a Te 7 Te 2 13% @ Toss 18% 7 1946 im 18% é Toes 1% 7 72026 12 13% 20% ia 1s 7 13 a 8 2026 i 18% z Tas 2 z Toe 18 7% 23% B wt 8 1223 2 10 2186 RADIUS “R”: ‘OR 7" TRAVEL UNITS FOR 15° TRAVEL UNITSROLLER AND GUIDE SUPPORT Carbon Steel ‘The Part 939 roller assembly is used to support ond maintain Biping in proper alignment es required en installations using ex: Pansion joints 10 absorb thermal growth. The piping weight is carriedon aseries ofrolls thereby eliminating the sliding frictional forces normally associated with pipe guides. Normal application is for support from cbove, however the unit is olso furnished for, support from below when specified. In- stallation dimension “'E"’ can be modified os required. Pipe attachment lugs also available in alloy. RIGID HANGER COMPONENTS| 77 PART 939 DIMENSIONS IN INCHES Weight A 8 © De F Gigila bee Per 100 z 1 | 3 | 10 | 3% 2 3150 1600 2 13 [10 6 3 z 3750. 1600 3 7 ff 2 4400. 2400 3a [15 13 [1 10 9 3 3 3500. 2400. 4 aioe [esta ele os on 3 3650) 2400 3 13% | 3_| 17%] 10, mts 8 3700. 3400, 6 i 15_[ 14 12 1, o% 3 7600. 3400, 8 a A A wi] an EA 11500. 3400. 70 11s} 18,12 iecenleer) Ye 12000" 4700. 12 204 [15] 7412 vay 7 % [3% [135007 4700. 14 Fa 7 7 % [3%] —13000- 4700. 16 2 15 19% 2 wT 7 % 1 e | 13500- 4700.78 [RIGID HANGER COMPONENTS PART 1007 PIPE GUIDE Split - Sleeve Type © Stee! The Part 1007 provides o true concentric guiding action for piping while cccomodating longitudinal movement with nominal Frictional resistance. The design fectures a one surface mounting with no restriction on orientation. With the guide sleeve virtually fogging the insulation, center to center dimension of adjacent piping runs con be kept ata minimum, which is especially desi Eble in trench ond tunnel installations where space is at a pre- mnium. The split-sleeve principle provides maximum access for mounting in thot all guides can be completely installed prior to the actual laying of the pipe. Guides should be installed immediately adjacent to expansion joints and at reasonable intermediate spacings thru-out the piping tun. The spider ottachments. to pipe must be properly located during instollation to insure that @ minimum of one half the spider width remains within the length of the sleeve for all conditions of operation. Sleeves with longer lengths or modified mountings to suit specific installation conditions ore available on request. Ordering: Orderby part number, sie number, pipe sizeand thick- ess insulation, specify ony required modifica MENSIONS IN INCHES Weight Spider Approx, | A ce] o}elelo]n| msm Los Per i90 490 sh cfelehi [2 $50 7 “pepe | 22 Te. 3 Herel 7% 7400 10% eens 1970 12% Bere « 2340) 1a yee ta 2900, 16 “repens 3160. 18, epetry 4 3760) 20%, aepetry« 500 Err Espen 5620 2, %Perept « 13400 32% 1 [12 [voz [6 T4800. 36, Tp fota [6 20500 ai, wpa fio [2 [6 23800. ry Tepe pope t 6 To select the correct size guide for use with covering, find the bare pipe size under the proper insulation thickness and read the size number in column 1 fo the left. Te Noninal Thickness o Ne [7s 2 z TP 2-74 ee a [a-2 [ona se [ae | | s[s-e] 4-5 Wom wemt st 3 é 425] 3-4 [Um 7710 a $ [5-6 3-4 eo Po. . ¢ [5-6 ofa aad jo—[ 70 3 wo[ 16 [16 w= [17 | 70 [18] 18 ial 2 iz} 2920 W768 [16 qa 2a 7 70 | 300 3098 is-[ 36 | 36 36 30 ws ‘TECHNICAL DATA @ SELECTING PIPE SUPPORTS © PIPING WEIGHTS © PIPE SUPPORT SPECIFICATIONS © SUPPLEMENTARY STEEL SELECTION CHART @ CONVERSION TABLES © THE BERGEN SYSTEM B BERGEN-PATERSON PIPESUPPORT on VIVO TOIMHDSL Gee{ 10 BASIC STEPS 1. Make isometric piping sketch 2. Spot preliminary location of hangers on sketch 3. Study building steel ond odjust location of hangers to suit 4. Check for interference 5. Calculate distribution of weight of piping 6 7. sn of vertical expension to 8. Calculate distr movement to hongers 9. Summarize hanger movements ‘of equipment vertical 10. Choose hangers for loadings and movements As in all fields of engineering, the most effective working tool « man can be given is o simple, clear-cut procedure to follow in arriving at @ sound, economic Solution. A well thought out procedure will be op- plicable to all jobs; only the extent to which each in- dividual step is corried out will vary depending u the nature of the particular problem ot hond. the procedure for the design ond selection of pipe supports fas been broken down into the ten basic steps shown stove. With the use of a typical pipe support problem, we will endeavor to point out some of the considere- tions and methods involved in performing the various steps. Before starting with a typical problem, it would be well to discuss hangers generally and also to Some of the basic deto peculior to the i study. The two main factors gover 19 selection of pipe hangers are: (1) Changes resulting from thermal expansion which cayses movement of pipe dve to increase of length of legs, end displacement of equipment connec: tions. (2) Weight 0 be supported which depends on pipe used, flowing medium, insulation chosen, and ‘number end fype of fittings in line supported. A formal solution for movement and loads would copproach that of pipe stress colevlctions in complex in general, these costly, time consuming calculations con be replaced by simple practical solutions that give fesults well within the pipe tolerances thot con be Ceegied in noma ntlieton Host pent pig Can be hung or supported correctly by using common Sense and'¢ minimum of theory ond caleulotien. ‘To hang or support pipe properly, certain basic dato must be on hond. Facts assembled here have been helpful in the solution of od supper problems. Let us examine this data before seeing how they ore used. Pipes expond with temperature in: eccompanying this expansion is one of the two most SELECTING PIPE SUPPORTS| 79 important factors thet must be token inte consideration when selecting hengers or supports. Toble |, page 86, gives expansion in inches per foot for various carbon nd alloy steels bosed on an installation temperature of 70°F. As on example, ossune a line with o 70°F. installation temperature and 900°F. operating tem- erature, expansion for low chrome pipe 7-81 inches per 100 feet or -O781 inches per foot, For ¢ run of 30 ipe under these cond! feet of straight expansion at 0} 3.905 inches. ions, the total 50" (,0781)-= Henger spacing must be close enough to prevent cessive sogging that overstransexplpe or interferes with drainage. Table Il, page 86, lists maximum recom mended spacing between supperis for various sizes of pipe. For estimating purposes on piping 3" and larger, 2 good rule of thumb for determining hanger spacing is pipe size in inches plus 10 to obtoin allowable spon in feet. CHARTIII indicates a relationship between stress and deflection for a particular length of pipe when the pipe acts similar to 0 guided cantilever. Use the chart on page 87 to find the length necessary to absorb @ given deflection ond still remain within @ perticuler stress range. Moterial weights con be found on pages 88 to 97 of this catalog. Now thet we know whot dote ore sed when selecting pipe ‘supports, we can proceed with the Sonple protlem. For fos! accurate honging of pipes, fellow these ten steps. 1. Draw @ freehand isometric sketch of the piping system. A sketch similar to Fig. 1 is good. I necessary to draw it to exact sesle; if proportions are ‘approximate, results will be sotisfactory. 2. Spot in hangers tentatively. First put in end hangers ‘as near terminal connections es possible. Keeping hengers close prevents overlooding connec- fions on equipment. Locate hangers ct or near ony concentrated loads such cs heavy volves, risers, ete- Pick up all horizontal bends to prevent any excessiv. ‘overhong. Next, refer fo Table If and space intermedi Ste hongers 20 thet recommended spacing 15 not ex ceeded for size pipe being hung. 3. Examine building framing in vicinity of hanger locetions and adjust locations on sketch to minimize need for additional hanger supporting steel. 4. Check for possible interference with other piping ‘ond equipment. 5. Calculate distribution of weight of simple ond practical methods shown for vecights of vertical legs, bends, end fr ote ‘at equipment flange. 6. Summarize hanger loodings in tabular form os shown. This will also provide a weight check of the iping system. It is also desirable to show the hanger loading on the isometric sketch.80 SELECTING PIPE SUPPORTS| 7. Calculate distribution of pipe exponsion to each hanger. Select the method for this from those shown on page 85 based on the number of vertical legs. Follow calculation procedure shown. Establish movement of top and bottom of vertical legs first. Next, distribute this movement to hangers. 8, Calculate distribution of equipment vertical move- sent fo eoch hanger In sone cane the povenent of fe flange is given by the manufacturer. If information ‘not eveileble, ond unit operctes hot, esta amount of movement of unit flange, to which the pipe connects, Do this by taking the vertical distance of enter of flange face from the point of no movement fof the unit, This is the point where the unit is fastened to the cold, structural steel or concrete. Multiply this, distonce by the expansion per foot of the operating temperature of the oni STEPS 1,2,3,4 coupwenr 6% Sovettin cae (een bem Fiat LOCATING HANGER ON VERTICAL LES FORTIN eeTween pancens 2a HA e oxsso ao x 9. Summarize the hanger movements in tobular form, combining the movements due to pipe expansion with those de fe equipment movement or shown. I required, the same principles may be used to determine horizontal movements. It is desirable to mark the move> ment of each hanger on the isometric sketch. 10. Now we have gathered sufficient date to select the proper hangers. Type hanger selected is bosed on position of support point with relation to. support Bioctre, interferences thot, myst be cleared on amount of piping movement the hanger must accom- modote, For use of constant and vatiable support Spring hengers please refer to applicable sections of this catalog. epeRN RE PE INGE INSUL= 100 LBS SCVALVE 8 INSUL = 800 Les Sun eesow a neues 478 LBS wx! (emeR) WOULD NOT BE DESIRABLE TO PLACE THE MANGER Ur TwE CENTER OF GRAVITY BECAUSE THE HANGER WOULD ACT AS A POT FONT FOR THE VERTICAL LEG 40 WOULD NOT RESIST Sway PLACING THE HANGER BELOW THE CENTER OF oRAWTY {Wophd TEND TO CREATE AN UNSTABLE. TURN-OVER onion THE MOST OESIRARLE LOCATION WOULD BE ABOVE THE CENTER OF GRAVITY. THEREFORE HS 16 ARBITRARILY PLACED 201 ABOVE BASE.es STEP 5 [ISTRGUTION OF WEIGHT BETWEEN EQUIPMENT FLANGE "A “TAKING MOMENTS ABOUT Hot Lx ues = sors Gas ess 1000 = Wea B88 FES 7.0 uss. 255 4 7.8 8 REACTION © FG. REACTION @ Hl + 168.6 -II78 + 46.8 LBS. DISTRIBUTION OF WEIGHT BETWEEN Hl @ H-2 REACTIONS HH @ Hz DISTRIBUTION OF WEIGHT BETWEEN H-2 8 Hod SELECTING PIPE SUPPORTS| 81 DISTRIBUTION OF WEIGHT BETWEEN H-3 6 H-4 | we TAKING MOMENTS. ABOUT 1 FLX Les. = Fr uas. 2s 809 = 013 ame fs flee 30 wroo * 2310.0 3075 | “esaos 770% ReacTion@ Ws +28402. ea? us 770" neacrion@ 3+ 25499. gar Les, REACTION @ H- 4 9075-867: 605 LBS. ELEVATION DISTRIBUTION OF WEIGHT BETWEEN H-@ 8 HS ReAcTiON@ H-4 a Ws «S42 «320 Les DISTRBUTION OF WEIGHT BETWEEN HS 8 H-6 oo set el a 20" at 28 is TONG MOMENTS ABOUT HS TAKING MOMENTS ABOUT H-6 dite , #5 * gas + Fries FL x ss + Ercan 90 * ao: "e susvaion ios" boo: “hee ye ans: 129 soo ist + see airs 200+ 7008 833 too e350 ers 717 ir. Belo neacrion® W-2 242 o120.8 ues neaction@ v-5+ 218 s24ne Les. REACTION @ H-3 + €275-120.3 «507.2 LBS REACTION @ H-6 + 487-2634 2086 LBS82 | SELECTING PIPE SUPPORTS DSTRRUTION oF weNsnT 16 0 7 To MANTA, ‘TAKNG MOMENTS ABOUT H-6 eno REACTION OW. FLANGE “S x ups 705 } d } step 5 cow 1 } we 200 isos reacrione we? «2823.5 1366 L08 } womens romm ster 6 SUMMARY OF HANGER LOADINGS a ATO H-1 |H-l TO H-2 |H-2 TO H-3 |H-3 TO H-4 |H-4 TO H-S |H-S TO H-6 |H-6 TO HT Load ruance’s | i178 mz WI asa | _3%00 3668 we 3200 | 1208 | #403 4 3 sore (aaz ie sos | 3200 3005 } HS 320.0 2434 5634 : ry zis | 200 | Bae } H-7 13640 13640 a FLanoe = | 00 00 | Tora, | soar ster 7 ! DISTROUTION OF VERTICAL EXPANSION TO HANGERS cosh 4 FA 0 Doe a8 ogTERNE BETREUTION : FLATTEN OUT PIPE SHAPE INTO ONE PLANE AND ESTABLISH anes : ovaven a Tor avo aortow OF VERTEAL LEG USE wero FOR ont VERTICAL LEG SHOWN ON FAGE 88 7 ou t at ose een ‘ re Cer #30 0863 = 189" ! 7 ere, as canons 2 / as240" (Esp eae sans sis, ate HAS. ose uP aew noes" ev 0.se «ust pee BOLO. o408" $90.54 «ust on a9 2 BEDS.» 408 20 x0s41 t f t ‘STEP_7 (CON'T) MOVEMENT AT HANGER H-3 1 VERT. LEC 0 X 0563" 0563" ‘pepansion A yer we ose OWN 0.083" to'=0" I Waser USING CASE 2 FORMULA ON PAGE 85 DETERMINE DISTRELTION OF MOVEMENT AT BOTTOM OF VERTICAL LEG TO HANGERS ¥-4, Hayes owe. SELECTING PIPE SUPPORTS]. 83 STEP 8. UGNG CASE 3 FORMULA ON PAGE G5 DETERMINE OISTRIBUTION (OF EQUPMENT "VERTICAL MOVEMENT TO HANGERS. | (aaa i 3 3 age re» 22984 4 0.46 + 014 + 0.46 -'0.47" UP | 22 0018 + 04 ngewe 2X8. 40.46 + 0129+ 046 +058" UP I aes) 24. + OW 46 + 0.63" UP pots ders ARO 4 0.48 072 + 046 + O62 Areas EERO 4 0.06 + 0193 4 O48 = 0.65" UF ayens «SEQ 4 os + 0208 + 046+ 0.77" UP a... Cl eres BESS 4 oe «0307+ 046 One" WF Rewer est Ugth3: Sue: mn _ sep 9 sumuny oF MoveMen: aces vanaer | expansion | courwenr | RESULTANT fume | woveucer” | wovement | itch, Het 4008" +047" 40.52" we | | H-3 7002" +063" +061" He 108" +065" 043" vorr | 4008" wae | oar" woe | v081"84 [SELECTING PIPE SUPPORTS SAMPLE WEIGHT BALANCE LOAD CALCULATION THE FOLLOWING EXAMPLE IS USED TO ILLUSTRATE THE CENTER OF GRAVITY METHOD FOR DETERMINING HANGER LOADINGS. THS METHOD IS VERY USEFUL FOR LOCATING HANGERS AND DETERMINING HANGER LOADS WHERE LOADINGS ON EQUPMENT FLANGES MUST EQUAL. ZERO OR NOT EXCEED A SPECIFIED Limi cies SIMPLE BEAM CALCULATION. 2 Leet F .; LOCATE_€.0_OF LOAD FHI W-2,¥-3, eas] Cotsi02 MOMENTS ABOUT AXIS YoY | MOMENTS ABOUT axis 2-2 es xX FL + FT ups XFL = Fries zase 00 ° 00 ° kecend 310 1640 131640 7 2320 4800 1537700 COMPONENT WEIGHTS. 336 10800 ANGER LOCATIONS e102 ‘arse | S102 5G ©. OF THE SECTION $7360 .7.79' trom v-y 22342 26.ax' Row 2-2 GASE 1 - TREE HANGERS WITH ZERO REACTION AT CASE 2- Two HANGERS wiTH ZERO REACTION AT TERMINAL FLANGE "F™ TERMINAL FLANGE" 1 CONSTRUCT THE TRIANGLE Hol, H-2M-3_ SUPERIMPOSING UScarion OF 6 AND CALCULATE REACTIONS AT Hei H2 8 H-3| Hol euMnareD Wez-mevocaTeD TS-REMAINING IN. SAME POSITION Zz eo" 20.0" 26'-0" thi 19.87" 3 t Teosi02") W2 WILL BE RELOCATED ON AXIS o,"at a DISTANCE UG) FROM AX SEV! pmoPORTIONED. THUS = wiachsg ah 2 rit os ae fe . reaction ar wots x ee ZS x e102 + 2088 188 x eiozs LIL x gioe+ 3301 Les reaction at H-2 «4232 x 6102 + 4898 Les. wae x oiaes EEE x 102 = $301 ACTION x weae$x soz 232 x eioe 746 v0s Be ere FX 002 SEE ste wes» S43 x e102 + 1307 Fe 0 8s 6102 Las 20 3 Tota Loao ov 3-186" + 2822. 2667 Les. Tota Lose on 11-3 +746 + 2322 « 906 Les. 2 ! iSELECTING PIPE SUPPORTS! 85 SIMPLIFIED METHOD FOR APPROXIMATING PIPING MOVEMENTS ESTABLISHING MOVEMENTS AT TOP_ANO BOTTOM OF VERTICAL LEGS FOR COMPLEX PIPING SYSTEMS FLATTEN OUT PIPE GRAPE INTO ONE PLANE AND COMBINE ADJACENT HORIZONTAL LEGS i —Th _ ! i H i i Silas oe SI aes) eee SAE Sheet eee cise Serge +e aera, bic REPRESENT HORIZONTAL LEG FEET. ELesEmemnesent VERTICAL SG EXPANSION IW INCHES DISTRIBUTING VERTICAL MOVEMENT TO INTERMEDIATE POINTS ON HORIZONTAL LEGS Is PLUS (#) MOTION Is UP 1S MNUS (=) MOTION IS DOWN ALL CASES MAY GE SOLVED GRAPHICALLY BY ORAWING DEFLECTIONS TO FULL SIZE AND THE LENGTH OF HORIZONTAL LEGS AND LOCATION OF HANGERS TO SOME CONVENIENT SCALEa6 |SELECTING PIPE SUPPORTS| TABLE | THERMAL EXPANSION OF PIPE MATERIALS eHes PER FOOT - FROM 70" SATURATION T raiitine Inmrmasiane [Austenitic oe ual Steele cratthen race fe z7er kelly | ee tm [a0 00 ara [ =| too | 9088 oat —| ons 0018 Fae [= [as [0000 057 | — 0089 | 0052 eae [=| 200 [0099 083 —[ vas | 008s Teas [010 cist [0s] 0108 2.3] 300 | 0102 170] nar | 186 Tis9| ash | 028 0210] amr] 9, 2.6 400 | 0970 0950 | ase | 0230 iors|_ aso [0516 ‘a9 | 0040 | 0269 | 300-| 8 035 | 080 [308 oat [se | 0a ors [ose [09 igze_[ att [ aso [ane [oer [ 0300 isa [650 [0511 ous [ 0087 [00 po | 70 | ts —[ ase | so [00 | 750, 0616 0562 0815, 20516, eee | 0070 aio [0880 [0800 aso_[ 0725 ese [094s [0004 00 [0787 707 [1072 [00 350 | omt8 756 | 1080 | 0604 io00-[ 0889 0906 | a] 0740 ioso-[ 0946 ass [ zie] 0785 i100 [1004 0908 | ~raee | 0a ris" [ 057 09s [820075 ia00-[ ao 000 0 taso-[t66 [083 ones oof aa roti tas0-[ are [ass] —steae | 1056 vaoo_[ 334 ios | ies [0 Examples on the use of CHART III EXAMPLE, ae Frese ALLOW +20,000 #81 Torin: TEE REQUIRED TO zyme SOLUTION:READ § -10,400%8) TABLE MAXIM! u UM RECOMMENDED SPACING B ETWEEN PIPE SUPPORTS ‘Nominal Pipe Size inches n Ve 2 2 3 38 4 3 ‘ @ mM 2 14 16 18 20 24 Meximam Feet z ° 10 1 @ ie 1 16 7 Ww 2 23 25 27 28 30, 2SELECTING PIPE SUPPORTS| {> PIPE DEFLECTION AND STRESS CHART : g Qeereo enw { DEFLECTION = A _cwcnes { CHART III 7 (wes pe $0.m) =5 Pe a Fa] Fe & a88 | PIPING WEIGHTS| GENERAL NOTES A step in the design of piping supports is calculation of the weight of the pi be supported. This will necessarily include weight of pipe, water or other fluid being trans- ported, fittings, flanges, valves, insulation and any other related items the weights of which are olso to be supported as port of the piping system. Pipe materiel weights ore shown in bold face type in the tables on pages 89 thru 97. The weights ore subject to tolerances of applicable manufacturing specifications. Weights of insulation are shown for both calcium silicate ond for conventional 85% rmognesia alone or in combination with diatomaceous silica. Weights ere bosed on the density ‘of 11 pounds per cubic foot for calcium silicate and 85% magnesia and on 21 pounds per cubic foot for dictonaceous silica. Weights shown include approximate weights of canvas, cement, paint, wire ond bénds but not weatherproof or other special protection. Weights of other compositions of pipe covering will vary and should be obtained from the insulation manu- focturer, Add weight of weatherproof protection wh tion are teleted to conventional thickness reco-nnendations by insulation manufacturers ond do not necessarily agree with insulotion speci” -ations for a particular job. Insulation speci- ficotions should be reviewed prior to developme:> of finol weights of specified, Weights shown for insulo- To determine weights of insuletion to be added to weights of flanges, valves and fittings, multiply weight per foot of pipe covering by appropriate factor shown in lightface subscript. Weights shown for butt welding reducers are for one pipe size reduction. Weights of 125 ond 250 pound cast iton valves are for volves with standard flange ends. Weights of steel valves ore for welding end type. To calculate weights of flanged end steel valves, odd tobuloted weight of valve to weight of two corressonding slip-on flanges. Volve weights vary between particular manufacturer's designs. Weights shown herein are approximate only and do not include weights of electric motor operators or other devices which may be specified for particular valves. It is suggested thet .-~er possible, valve weights should be obtained from the menufacturer of the particular valves which ate to be installed in the piping.{ tr 1 PIPE SIZE WEIGHTS OF PIPING MATERIALS 1 PIPE SIZE PIPING WEIGHTS] 89 “ 20 160. $0, xs 2179 27 8 1 20 2s of 3 2 # ae |r. 13 v7 3a as 2p ag ery “a ee a “ “ “ 3 % i 3 S 4 4 rm + 1 1 1 ve 3 ih if ti bi 2 12 13 12 E s 12 1S 2 3 1 va or 3 3 3 3 3 3 300] 400] 500] 600] 700 | e20 ficoo| [1e0] 200] 200] «00 500] «00 ) 700] a0o fiooe Temps Renge °F we |e [ae [te | te | ae [te] | te | te | te | te "ee. | te 350 | dn | Soo | 650 | 750 | 950 [at | [195 | 350 | 39 | abe | so | 659 | 15 | oo [rtd Thicknaag inch g [emesis [> [fe [2 [a afetts [2 psf? [2 [fa] s [2 5 Zale [eefee[ sa [a7 ts [ve [va] 27 [a7] ae | ae 3 2 apa mfae[ ss “Thichnessincher 7 Taio [x fy ff [2 1 [1 [w[e fe Tetol W/E Thaha bebe sssber ter) Ga se else ae ea Presse Reting | Centon Sel Centon Sel es 2s [250 [150] 00 «05 | 600 | 500 [rsoo]zs00) [ras | 2s0-| 150] 300 | a0 | soo [00 [seo as00 Seroged zs] AL a] o a mpi fasts] a] ‘ 12 | 2 g [sisoe ts[iis[vsfats| ds] fests] 25 [os | vcs || fs] dn | 2 3 | 6 nf as 3 | 6 7, nf [Mets Neck sats} [is] [as]. sls} [is| [is | is ® Te 2 | 3 4 nas aT é 72 | 23 ‘ Fed ed a vsivs| [vs] |r| : zs] 4] 3] 4 ni | 16 ze] 3) 6 ‘ 13 | 24 nd isi istis|vs| [vs] | isl as Si stes| ist Lis] ts : é my] 3 ve] a8] sR gor ebow | sie a5 [sa 35 sal | 35 83 5 ¢ 18 BE [ee rrene [st % SE [is 3 my) | 1 BE [45 Elbow a a] [3s ua 2 j 2) | 2» = ee |__| 35 ss 3 Fionged Bower | |e 3 %5 bere S| a3 3a au Flonged Bonnet a; | 7 Ws ap [Bleteler Ana s| | a nm E [rtonged Bonner a Z [check 4 3 3 es & 23|" [ih 28 38 te a vfafal2 efe 2 | a90 |PIPING WEIGHTS| Schedule Nos 2. PIPE SIZE Wall Designation Hg 3 [courting 3 : con a. Roope "Fs g [elem sess” [| | | 2 = [weinrten/rn [ea [ alas 3 [iriiness=tacher B [isttann: Comte FichnessTacher 85% Mognesio ryt my]? Tere Wh tales Presse Rang pat Sa seo] soo] soo [soa] svafasoo] [as | 250 | Tso] 500] ae | cco [vee] soa zsto Sernaad a7 = Pa eae vo] | a] @ [fice Bis] Ds) LSP a Le bashes hs] LS] pas 3 ay 8 10] | 8] 22 + fie] Tay yay | tolaing Nock velit] [Ys] [18] whl Lt ALS * Thop Joint aa] 7, Bling us} 1s : 70 sno cite [35 83 [Un 0 chew ze 7% HE [s+ cttew 2 v2 m3 3 fd eo 8 0 o| 0 a s # va] 21 FOR GENERAL NOTES SEE PAGE a8, |soo 2 PIPING WEIGHTS]. 91 PIPE SIZE WEIGHTS OF PIPING MATERIALS PIPE SIZE 2 % Teo) S10. xs mS P [Petctoese 205, 276, as, 552 = Lbs./F: 579 7.86 10.0 137 orercLbe/F xe | se az0 [26 [a3 7s “6 “1 ta LR. 90" El : “2 . ae 2 “0 3 [sere 3 3 E [ 4s: Eow 24 oo 2 5S | t6 7.8 Bg “é ‘% 5 lees 19 3 |b ve © ices 2 a a mee 3 3 3 1a as a 8 Toa] 200] 200] 400] 500] s00 [700 [eon [rane Vo] abo | 350 | ato | Sho | obo [70 | oF [ate g TE fel? [2 fe [os fe 5 za[ sa] 32 [ea] aa] Sa] e| [apap an] ao] sel an [sa] sa] a 8 [rssesiees ; : 8 [Rats m[ ae 3 | ae z[2[ afm Thickness Teche : ji mates [x [a [ol 2 [2 vale eval Wl Tih sata Psa tsa beat ral oe] [stra ar bsel satan es beat oe rt Gest on Sel Gest en Seal et 125] 250 [150] 300] «00 | s00] soo] soo 2s00 | [125] 250] 150 [500] «00] «00 [ova [S00] 2500 Sereeed or 7Pararal [a a 1Ps | as opis} | 2] 35] | wo [sisee vs[is|es| ts} [vs eA des] MS] s [tS] | AS || | Ms 2h. ul |e a 17] | a3 faa] se | ws | etaon tock fed us 1s] | MS ||| es eS lea ws] [ae or we] [2 fas ot] wo tL i a ee ed ed a apupepist [a | [esp epot |] 2 far] a] ws wits tYsiis] Ls MILES she] LS LAL ALS aPsTal ays zy alae] ey] | 20] serene [32/35 | salsa] [a BLE ET Lae $3 a | ao | a| 47 33] so] 40] 60 BE B18 88 AL BBLS SE mpastata] Tal [ne a] 0} a] 7] | | 90] ae ze Ee Ee ARERR ES asp a,altss| | 7] | 0 ao] es] sz | e2| | woo | iso] mae 35] sal so] ss] [ga] | ee Bo ee ed ee ee |] s] es] pus} | 2 [uo] m7 | 0] | va |aas | ane mletat Lest | Fa ee ed Flonged Bomaet | «3 | 90 | 50 too] | 250 =| 20] a9 [00] | 132 [200 [300 : AL wel |B 75| F5| a3 | 8S 25/38 5 xe] | 32 70] | vs 4s] 100] 50 [100 us | 235 3 7h] fal asl [Bi 7a] | 23 [8 [38 2 70 1] 100 Wo | 80 22| vo] i 2s | Bs Sect a0 | 0) 120 veo f 280 Bonner zal 23 23 bale nouts| Ons Cor vs] ¢ [vs]? * wl [prs] « fesfst | fies] 25] a7 FOR GENERAL NOTES SEE PAGE 68.92 [PIPING WeIGHTS| q WEIGHTS OF PIPING MATERIALS dy 3 PIPE SIZE ‘4 PIPE SIZE Schedule Now 40 | 80 160. } uy [Well Designeian [sro] xs [xs 1S, | E [itciness-tnehes |226[ 318 [036 aire } © [Pipe-tbs./Fe. _[9.t1[r2s1)2285| 22.5 [27.5 q Woter=Lba/Frs 385 [2.53 4.02 |3.38 a ; Ta] Ws at? LR. 90° Elbow f “yy 4 ag [890° Bttow : E [is elew afar : ge 126 ala i 3s 3 ia 5 19a] 56 3 rs[ ue g ar] ar] 6 pai ails aa] 2s] 55 ‘ fo rade 4 Tos 200} 300 [aoe [00 | oo | 700 | eno 35s | abe | S59 | obo | 259 | oo } g v [a [mle fa fan | s [ow E [eish there taza] a7 [ap [ asf ea re 4 § fierce i & | nigh Temps Combe aa 3 | a Thiciness-Inch pines v [a fu] 2 [a ) Total WiFi zela7| aol es) a7 [os lios j Pressure Rong Sel est 125|[ 250 | 150 [300 [400] co J s00 [iso [aso } Screwed or 2 20 7 i g [siren 1s] ts 5 g a7 as | 27 | 36 | «2 | 58 | 90 | 157 | Welding Neck mS 15 [15 | is | 5 | vs | ts | hs } = 7 Lop Seint FA aa | 22 35 , Bind is] 1 fe j oa rae 30 sn. 90 eiew | | FB ao 23 ‘i | 6 } BE [remem [ALE SE Tae a | 32 7 BE [45 eleew | 39 Ey ) opule uo i esl? ie u epi a 7 . zal 7.5 | 4 3 | j Flenged Gomer | 74 [137] 99 gp [oleteecdone | 75] 75 | 23 g 7 Yias| 54 } 3 73 99 | a One Conplere : soursforecergies [asl os| as 2 7 : FOR GENERAL NOTES SEE PAGE 68,