JP2014009713A - Holder structure for pipe - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To facilitate setting of a gap between a pipe and a holder by using a high-versatility pipe holder.SOLUTION: In a holder structure for a pipe 1, a support member 10 is fixed to a structure along which the pipe 1 is laid, in proximity to the pipe 1 and the pipe 1 is covered with an U-shaped bolt 20. A thread part 21 of the U-shaped bolt 20 is fixed to the support member 10, such that radial movement of the pipe 1 is restricted. A restriction support plate 30 including a protrusion 32 on one face thereof is installed between the pipe 1 and the support member 10, nuts 40, 41 are fastened while holding the support member 10 and the restriction support plate 30 in the thread part 21 of the U-shaped bolt 20, and the radial movement of the pipe 1 is restricted by the U-shaped bolt 20 and the protrusion 32 of the restriction support plate 30.

Description

  The present invention relates to a fastener structure for piping.

  Many pipes are installed in buildings, and it is necessary to restrain the pipes to prevent the pipes from being damaged by shaking such as an earthquake. There are various methods for restraining the piping depending on the construction of the building and the usage of the piping.

  For example, since a nuclear power plant includes a device that generates heat, the piping is restrained by a method that can cope with a volume change such as thermal expansion. That is, in order to allow axial movement and limit radial movement, the pipe is not tightened but is restrained by a fastener with a slight margin in the radial direction.

Specifically, as shown in FIG. 4, the support member 110 is brought close to the pipe 101 and fixed to a surrounding pillar (not shown) or the like (a structure on which the pipe 101 is placed), and the U-shaped bolt 120 is piped. 101 is attached to the support member 110. At this time, the support member 110 and the U-shaped bolt ₁₂₀ are connected to the pipe 101 so that the gap D ₁₁₀ between the pipe 101 and the support member 110 and the gap D 120 between the pipe 101 and the U-shaped bolt 120 are within a predetermined range. Adjust the mounting position. That is, the predetermined range in which the gap D ₁₁₀ and the gap D ₁₂₀ should be accommodated is a movable range that restricts the movement of the pipe 101 in the radial direction.

There is no particular problem when the outer diameter R of the pipe 101 is large. However, when the outer diameter R of the pipe 101 is small, the gap d ₁₄₀ between the pipe 101 and the mounting nut ₁₄₀ is small, so that the mounting nut 140 cannot be rotated. Since the outer diameter R of the pipe 101 is small, the pipe 101 and the mounting nut 140 may come into contact with each other. Although it is conceivable to make the mounting nut 140 small, since a certain size (strength) is necessary as means for fixing the U-shaped bolt 120 to the support member 110, the mounting nut 140 cannot be made smaller than a certain level.

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  For example, Patent Document 1 discloses a fastener structure for a pipe that does not contact the pipe and the mounting nut even when the outer diameter of the pipe is small. As shown in FIG. 5, this is a piping fastener structure comprising a support member 210 and a U-shaped bolt 220 with a stopper welded to a stopper member 222. Since the stopper member 222 has a semi-cylindrical shape and the half-notch portion is welded inward (to the pipe 201 side), the pipe 201 and the stopper member 222 do not come into contact with each other.

The U-shaped bolt 220 with a stopper is positioned by the stopper member 222 with respect to the support member 210. When the U-shaped bolt 220 with a stopper is attached to the support member 210, the position of the U-shaped bolt 220 with the stopper with respect to the support member 210 is always constant because the welded stopper member 222 is caught. Therefore, it is not necessary to adjust the mounting position of the U-shaped bolt 220 for keeping the gap D ₂₂₀ between the pipe 201 and the U-shaped bolt 220 within a predetermined range, and the mounting of the support member 210 and the U-shaped bolt 220 with a stopper is related to the mounting. Construction time can be shortened.

However, it is difficult to accurately weld the stopper member 222 to the U-shaped bolt 220, and it is impossible to manufacture the U-shaped bolt 220 with a stopper in which the welding position of the stopper member 222 is completely the same. That is, the welding position of the stopper member 222 is different for each U-shaped bolt 220 with a stopper, and the U-shaped bolt 220 with a stopper is not positioned the same with respect to the support member 210. Therefore, the gap D ₂₂₀ may not fit within a predetermined range, or the pipe 201 and the U-shaped bolt 220 with a stopper may come into contact with each other.

Further, the predetermined range to accommodate the gap D ₂₂₀ between the gap D ₂₁₀ and the pipe 201 and the U-shaped bolt 220 of the pipe 201 and the support member 210, varies depending on the building structure and piping applications. That is, even if the outer diameter of the pipe is the same, if the construction of the building or the use of the pipe is different, by changing the welding position of the stopper member 222 in the U-shaped bolt 220 with a stopper, a stopper suitable for the pipe is provided. Since the U-shaped bolts 220 must be manufactured individually, the versatility is low.

In addition, as shown in FIG. 6, there is a piping fastener structure including a support member 310 welded to a prismatic member 311 and a U-shaped bolt 320. According to this, the gap d ₃₄₀ between the pipe 301 and the mounting nut 340 can be secured to such an extent that the mounting nut 340 of the U-shaped bolt 320 can be rotated. The mounting position of the U-shaped bolt 320 with respect to the support member 310 can be adjusted by the nut 340 so that the gap D ₃₂₀ between the pipe 301 and the U-shaped bolt 320 is within a predetermined range.

However, when the gap D ₃₁₀ between the pipe 301 and the support member 310 is larger than a predetermined range, the mounting position of the support member 310 on a pillar (not shown) or the like (a structure along which the pipe 301 is placed) is adjusted. Therefore, the gap _D310 must be kept within a predetermined range. This attachment position adjustment requires a work such as scraping off the welded portion of the support member 310, which is very laborious.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and an object of the present invention is to facilitate the setting of a gap between a pipe and a fastener using a highly versatile pipe fastener.

  According to a first aspect of the present invention for solving the above-described problems, a pipe fastener structure is configured such that a support member is fixed to a structure along which a pipe is placed so as to be close to the pipe, and a U-shaped bolt is put on the pipe. In a fastener structure for a pipe that restrains movement in the radial direction of the pipe by fixing a screw part of a bolt to the support member, a restraint auxiliary plate having a protrusion on one surface is provided, and the protrusion is connected to the pipe. It is installed on the side between the pipe and the support member, and the nut of the U-shaped bolt is sandwiched between the support member and the restraining auxiliary plate, and the nut is tightened. It is characterized by restraining the movement of the pipe in the radial direction by the protruding portion.

  The piping fastener structure according to the second invention for solving the above-mentioned problems is used when the height of the protruding portion, the height of the protruding portion, and the U-shaped bolt are fixed to the support member. The height of the nut on the piping side is substantially the same.

  According to a third aspect of the present invention for solving the above-described problems, the length of the protruding portion in the direction along the pipe is substantially equal to or longer than the length of the restraining auxiliary plate.

  According to a fourth aspect of the present invention for solving the above-described problems, a pipe structure according to the fourth aspect is characterized in that the cross-sectional shape of the projecting portion is substantially trapezoidal.

  According to the fastener structure for piping according to the first aspect of the invention, since the movement in the radial direction of the pipe is restrained by the U-shaped bolt and the protruding portion of the restraining auxiliary plate, the support member is fixed to the structure along which the pipe can be fitted. In this state, the gap between the pipe and the fastener can be easily adjusted. In addition, even if the predetermined range in which the gap between the pipe and the fastener should be kept is changed depending on the construction of the building or the usage of the pipe, the gap can be adjusted by diverting the restraint auxiliary plate. High versatility as a fastener.

  According to the fastener structure for piping according to the second invention, the height of the protruding portion is substantially the same as the height of the nut on the piping side, so that the nut can be rotated to the extent that the nut can be rotated. A gap can be secured. Therefore, there is no event that the gap between the pipe and the nut is small or the nut cannot be rotated because the pipe and the nut are in contact with each other. Further, since the protruding portion of the restraining auxiliary plate is too high, stability such as strength is not lowered.

  According to the fastener structure for piping according to the third aspect of the present invention, since the length of the protruding portion in the direction along the piping is substantially equal to or longer than the length of the restraining auxiliary plate, the range along the piping is widened. The range in which the piping is restrained is widened, and the stability of restraining the movement in the radial direction of the piping is improved.

  According to the fastener structure of the pipe according to the fourth invention, even when the pipe shakes due to an earthquake or the like and comes into contact with the fastener, the substantially trapezoidal protrusion has a high strength in the height direction, and thus may be deformed. Less is. In addition, when the protrusion of the restraint auxiliary plate is formed by press molding, the restraint auxiliary plate having a substantially trapezoidal protrusion is a shape having an obtuse angle, so that it is easy to form integrally.

It is a cross-sectional view showing a fastener structure for piping according to the first embodiment. It is a perspective view which shows the restraint auxiliary | assistant plate in the fastener structure of piping which concerns on Example 1. FIG. It is a perspective view which shows the example of a change of the restraint assistance plate in the fastener structure of piping which concerns on Example 1. FIG. It is a side view which shows the fastener structure of the conventional piping. It is a side view which shows the fastener structure of the conventional piping. It is a side view which shows the fastener structure of the conventional piping.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of a fastener structure for piping according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. In addition, the following examples are examples in which the piping fastener structure according to the present invention is adopted for piping in a nuclear power plant, and in order to cope with volume changes such as thermal expansion, the piping is not tightened in the radial direction. It is a fastener structure for piping that is restrained with a slight margin. Needless to say, the present invention is not limited to the following examples, and various modifications can be made without departing from the spirit of the present invention.

  A piping fastener structure according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 3.

  As shown in FIG. 1, a pipe fastening structure according to the present embodiment includes a support member 10 installed close to the pipe 1, and a U-shaped U-shaped bolt that covers the pipe 1 and is fixed to the support member 10. 20 and a restraining auxiliary plate 30 installed between the support member 10 and the pipe 1.

  The support member 10 is C-shaped steel, and a mounting hole 11 for mounting the U-shaped bolt 20 is formed. One end of the support member 10 is fixed to a nearby wall (a structure on which the pipe 1 is placed) (not shown) by welding or bolts.

  The U-shaped bolt 20 has threaded portions 21 threaded at both ends, and is bent into a U-shape so as to follow the outer surface of the pipe 1. The U-shaped bolt 20 is fixed to the support member 10 with an adjusting nut 40 and a fixing nut 41.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the restraining auxiliary plate 30 is positioned between one of the two assembly holes 31 for passing the screw portion 21 of the U-shaped bolt 20 and the two assembly holes 31. And a projecting portion 32 for supporting the pipe 1 projecting. The protrusion 32 has a substantially trapezoidal cross section, has a length extending over both ends of the restraint assisting plate 30, and is formed on the restraint assisting plate 30 by integral molding. As shown in FIG. 1, the restraint auxiliary plate 30 is clamped together with the support member 10 and fixed by the adjusting nut 40 and the fixing nut 41 of the U-shaped bolt 20.

  Since the protruding portion 32 has a substantially trapezoidal cross section, even when the pipe 1 is shaken due to an earthquake or the like and comes into contact with the restraining auxiliary plate 30, the substantially trapezoidal protruding portion 32 has a high strength in the height direction, and thus deforms. There is little risk of it happening. Moreover, since the restraint auxiliary | assistant plate 30 which has the substantially trapezoid-shaped protrusion part 32 is a shape which consists of an obtuse angle, it is easy to carry out integral molding by press molding. Of course, the shape of the protrusion 32 is not limited to the present embodiment. For example, it may be a protrusion having a substantially semicircular cross section, or may be a protrusion that is half the length of the restraining auxiliary plate.

  Moreover, the method of forming the protrusion part 32 of the restraint auxiliary plate 30 is not limited to the integral molding by the press of a present Example. For example, as shown in FIG. 3, it is good also as the restraint auxiliary | assistant plate 30a which welded the protrusion part 32a of the prismatic member for supporting piping to the flat plate which has the two assembly holes 31a. When the protruding portion 32a is formed by welding, the protruding portion 32a can be longer than the restraining auxiliary plate 30a. If the protrusion 32a is long, the range along the pipe is widened, so the range of restraining the pipe is widened, and the stability of restraining movement in the radial direction of the pipe is improved.

In this embodiment, the gap D ₂₀ between the pipe 1 and the U-shaped bolt 20 and the gap D 30 between the pipe 1 and the restraining auxiliary plate ₃₀ are D ₂₀ ≦ 1 [mm] and D ₃₀ ≦ 1 [mm]. And the support member 10, the U-shaped bolt 20 and the restraint auxiliary plate 30 are attached to the pipe 1 so as to be within the range of (D ₂₀ + D ₃₀ ) ≦ 1 [mm], and the position is adjusted.

  Next, attachment of the support member 10, the U-shaped bolt 20, and the restraint auxiliary plate 30 to the pipe 1 will be described with reference to FIG.

  The support member 10 is placed along a wall (the pipe 1 is not shown) so that the vicinity of the attachment hole 11 for attaching the U-shaped bolt 20 and the restraint auxiliary plate 30 of the support member 10 to the pipe 1 is close to the pipe 1. It is fixed to the structure by welding or bolts. At this time, when the restraint auxiliary plate 30 is installed between the pipe 1 and the support member 10, the position is adjusted in advance so that the pipe 1 and the restraint auxiliary plate 30 do not come into contact with each other, and the support member 10 is fixed.

  The restraint auxiliary plate 30 is installed between the support member 10 and the pipe 1 with the protruding portion 32 facing the pipe 1. The pipe 1 is covered with the U-shaped bolt 20, the adjustment nut 40 is attached to the threaded portion 21 of the U-shaped bolt 20, and the fixing nut 30 is passed through the assembly hole 31 of the restraining auxiliary plate 30 and the assembly hole 11 of the support member 10. 41 is installed. That is, the nut is fastened and fixed to the threaded portion 21 of the U-shaped bolt 20 with the support member 10 and the restraining auxiliary plate 30 interposed therebetween.

Next, the adjustment of the gap D ₃₀ between the gap D ₂₀ and the pipe 1 of the pipe 1 and the U-shaped bolt 20 and the restraining auxiliary plate 30, will be described with reference to FIG.

The adjustment of the gap D ₂₀ between the pipe 1 and the U-shaped bolt 20 is performed by the adjustment nut 40 and the fixing nut 41, and the adjustment of the gap D ₃₀ between the pipe 1 and the restraining auxiliary plate 30 is an adjustment (not shown) prepared in advance. This is done with a shim plate. An adjustment shim plate (not shown) is a flat plate having two assembly holes through which the threaded portion 21 of the U-shaped bolt 20 is passed.

When the gap D ₂₀ between the pipe 1 and the U-shaped bolt 20 is large (in this embodiment, D ₂₀ > 1 [mm]), the adjustment nut 40 attached to the U-shaped bolt 20 is loosened to reduce the gap D ₂₀ . D ₂₀ ≦ 1 [mm] and (D ₂₀ + D ₃₀ ) ≦ 1 [mm] are reduced so that the fixing nut 41 attached to the U-shaped bolt 20 is tightened, and the U-shaped bolt 20 is adjusted at the adjusted position. Is fixed to the support member 10 together with the restraining auxiliary plate 30.

When there is no gap D ₂₀ between the pipe 1 and the U-shaped bolt 20, the fixing nut 41 attached to the U-shaped bolt 20 is loosened so that the gap D ₂₀ becomes D ₂₀ ≦ 1 [mm] and (D ₂₀ + D ₃₀ ) Increase within the range of ≦ 1 [mm], tighten the adjusting nut 40 attached to the U-shaped bolt 20, and place the U-shaped bolt 20 on the support member 10 together with the restraining auxiliary plate 30 at the adjusted position. Fix it.

When the gap D ₃₀ between the pipe 1 and the restraint auxiliary plate 30 is large (in this embodiment, D ₃₀ > 1 [mm]), the U-shaped bolt 20 is removed, and the space between the support member 10 and the restraint auxiliary plate 30 is removed. A U-shaped bolt 20 is mounted again so that an adjustment shim plate (not shown) is sandwiched between D ₃₀ ≦ 1 [mm] and (D ₂₀ + D ₃₀ ) ≦ 1 [mm]. Of course, the U-shaped bolt 20 is fixed by the adjusting nut 40 and the fixing nut 41 so that D ₂₀ ≦ 1 [mm].

As described above, by adjusting the gap D ₃₀ between the gap D ₂₀ and the pipe 1 of the pipe 1 and the U-shaped bolt 20 and the restraining auxiliary plate 30, commensurate with the gap D ₂₀ and D ₃₀ on the application given Can be set in the range.

  Moreover, the adjustment nut 40 or the fixing nut 41 is only loosened by making the assembly hole in the adjustment shim plate (not shown) into a cutout shape extending to the side so that it is not necessary to remove the U-shaped bolt 20. An adjustment shim plate (not shown) may be inserted between the support member 10 and the restraining auxiliary plate 30 from the side.

When the pipe 1, the support member 10, and the restraining auxiliary plate 30 are not parallel but inclined, a substantially wedge-shaped adjusting shim plate having different thicknesses at both ends is used as an adjusting shim plate (not shown). Thereby, the piping 1 and the protrusion part 32 of the restraint auxiliary | assistant plate 30 can be made parallel. By parallel thus the pipe 1 and the projecting portion 32, since the gap D ₃₀ of the pipe 1 and the restraint auxiliary plate 30 over the protruding portion 32 the entire length falls within a predetermined range, movement in the radial direction of the pipe The stability of the restraint is improved.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Piping 10 Support member 11 Mounting hole 20 U-shaped bolt 21 Thread part 30 Restraint auxiliary plate 31 Mounting hole 32 Projection part 40 Adjustment nut 41 Fixing nut D ₂₀ Gap between ₂₀ pipe and U-shaped bolt D ₃₀ Piping and restraint auxiliary plate Gap with

Claims (4)

A diameter of the pipe is fixed by fixing a support member close to the pipe along a structure along which the pipe is placed, covering the pipe with a U-shaped bolt, and fixing a screw portion of the U-shaped bolt to the support member. In the fastener structure of piping that restrains movement in the direction,
A restraint auxiliary plate having a protrusion on one surface is installed between the pipe and the support member with the protrusion facing the pipe, and the support member and the restraint are placed on the threaded portion of the U-shaped bolt. A pipe fastener structure, wherein a nut is tightened with an auxiliary plate interposed therebetween, and movement of the pipe in the radial direction is restricted by the U-shaped bolt and the protruding portion of the restriction auxiliary plate.   2. The pipe fastener according to claim 1, wherein a height of the protruding portion is substantially the same as a height of a nut on the pipe side used when the U-shaped bolt is fixed to the support member. Construction.   The length of the direction along the said piping of the said protrusion part was made into substantially the same as the length of the said restraint auxiliary | assistant plate, The fastener structure of the piping of Claim 1 or Claim 2 characterized by the above-mentioned.   4. The piping fastener structure according to claim 1, wherein a cross-sectional shape of the projecting portion is a substantially trapezoidal shape. 5.

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