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The glass fiber reinforced plastic
bridge frame is composed of glass fiber reinforced plastic, flame retardant and
other materials, and is pressed by composite molding material and stainless
steel shielding net. Due to the low thermal conductivity of the selected
material and the addition of flame retardant, the product not only has fire
resistance, heat insulation, self-extinguishing, but also high corrosion
resistance, and also has light structure, aging resistance, safety and
reliability. And other advantages, it can be conveniently used with metal
bridge frames and used in strong corrosive environments such as chemical
industry, metallurgy, and petroleum.
Classification: It can be installed overhead with process pipelines; hoisted under floor slabs and beams; side-mounted on indoor and outdoor walls, column walls, tunnels, and cable trench walls, and can also be installed on open-air columns or piers. When hoisting large multi-layer bridges, I-steel columns should be laid symmetrically on both sides as far as possible. The fiberglass bridge can be laid horizontally and vertically, with corner, T-shaped and cross-shaped branches; adjustable width, height, and diameter.
Installation Precautions:
1. General
1. In order to meet the installation
requirements of cable trays in engineering design, this interim regulation is
specially formulated. After the national regulations have specific requirements
for the installation of cable trays, the national regulations shall prevail.
2. The cable tray is used for laying
power cables, control cables, communication cables and self-controlling pipe
cables in industrial and mining enterprises and civil buildings.
2.Installation of cable tray
1. The overall layout of the cable tray
should be the shortest distance, economical and reasonable, safe operation, and
should meet the requirements of construction, installation, maintenance and
laying of cables.
2. The cable tray should have sufficient
rigidity and strength to provide reliable support for the cable.
3. After the cable is laid, the
deflection of the cable tray should not exceed 1/200 of the span of the cable
tray. When the span of the cable tray is ≥6000mm, its deflection should not be
greater than 1/150 of the span of the cable tray.
4. Cable trays should be installed on
buildings and structures (such as walls, columns, beams, floor slabs, etc.) as
much as possible, in close cooperation with civil engineering.
5. When the cable tray and the process pipe rack are installed together, the cable tray should be arranged on one side of the pipe rack.
6. When the cable tray is erected in
parallel with various pipelines, its net distance should meet the following
requirements:
6.1 When the cable tray and general
process pipelines (such as compressed air pipelines, etc.) are erected in
parallel, no less than 400mm.
6.2 When the cable tray and the
corrosive liquid pipeline are erected in parallel, it shall not be less than
500mm.
6.3 The cable tray should not be
installed in parallel below the corrosive liquid pipeline or above the
corrosive gas pipeline. When it is unavoidable, it should be no less than
500mm. And it should be separated by anti-corrosion baffle.
6.4 The cable tray and the thermal
pipeline are erected in parallel, and the thermal pipeline shall not be less
than 500mm when there is an insulation layer, and not less than 1000mm when
there is no insulation layer.
6.5 The cable tray should not be installed in parallel above the heating pipe. When it is unavoidable to install it in parallel above the heating pipe, it should be no less than 1000mm, and effective heat insulation measures should be taken during it.
7. When the cable tray crosses various
pipes, its net distance should meet the following requirements:
7.1 When the cable tray crosses the
general process pipeline, it shall not be less than 300mm.
7.2 When the cable tray crosses below
the corrosive liquid pipeline or above the corrosive gas pipeline, it should
not be less than 500mm, and the cable tray should be protected by an
anti-corrosion cover plate at the intersection. The length of the cover plate
should not be less than d+2000mm , (D is the outer diameter of the pipe).
7.3 The cable tray crosses the thermal
pipeline. When the thermal pipeline has an insulation layer, it should be no
less than 500mm. If there is no insulation layer, it should be no less than
1000mm. In addition, insulation boards (such as asbestos boards) should be used
at the intersection to protect the cable trays. The length of the hot plate
should not be less than d+2000mm. (D is the outer diameter of the thermal pipe
insulation)
8. When the cable tray is installed
through the wall, the sealing device should be adopted according to the
environmental conditions:
8.1 When the cable tray enters the
fire-proof and explosion-proof environment through the wall from the normal
environment, the corresponding sealing device should be installed on the wall.
8.2 When the cable tray passes through
the wall from indoor to outdoor, rainproof measures shall be taken on the
outside of the wall.
8.3 When the cable tray is installed
from the indoor wall to a higher place outdoors, the cable tray should first be
inclined downward to extend a proper distance, and then erected upward to
prevent rainwater from flowing into the room along the cable tray.
9. When two groups of cable bridges are
installed on the same beam, the net distance between the two groups of cable
bridges should not be less than 50mm.
10. When the cable trays with cables of
10kV and above are installed in multiple layers, the layer spacing is generally
not less than 300mm.
11. The distance between the cable tray
and the bottom of the floor, beam or other obstacles should not be less than
300mm.
12. Generally, the distance between the
supporting arms of the cable bridge should be about 1.5~3, and check it
according to the specific conditions.
13. When the cable tray is installed
horizontally, its direct board connection should not be placed at 1/2 of the
span or on the support point.
14. The cantilever section that appears
when the cable tray is installed should generally not exceed 1000mm.
15. The cable tray should not be used as
a pedestrian passage.
16. In one of the following situations,
a protective cover should be added to the cable tray:
16.1 When the cable tray is installed
outdoors, its uppermost layer or every layer.
16.2 When the cable tray is installed
under an iron counter board or a similar device with holes, the uppermost cable
tray should be covered with a protective cover. If the width of the uppermost
cable tray is smaller than the width of the lower tray, the lower cable tray
should also be covered with a protective cover.
16.3 When the cable tray is installed
vertically, the cable tray within 2m from the local plane.
16.4 The cable tray is installed in a
place that is susceptible to mechanical damage.
16.5 The cable tray is installed in a
dusty place.
16.6 Places with special requirements.
17. The cables laid in the cable tray
should be fixed with nylon bands, tie wires or metal clips. The fixing points
are as follows:
17.1 When laying horizontally, the first and last ends of the cable and the two ends of the turn and the middle connector of the cable.