Pipe Supports and Restraints - Pipe Support Span Calculation

This video contains pipe support and restraint information essential to knowing by piping engineers, especially piping stress engineers. You will learn the details of pipe span calculations as well. The video contains the type of pipe shoes and their usage by design conditions (pipe size and operating temperature limitations).
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0:00 Introduction
1:40 Rigid Pipe Support
3:10 Types of Pipe Shoe
5:10 Support Span Calculations
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What is 'w' in the last equation?? And for B31.3 what is the value of S?

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Hi, Thanks for your comment. w is weight per unit length, it is the distributed load of the pipe incl. pipe, insulation and fluid weight. In ASME B31.3, S value not specified. There are some equations instead. But you can use Kellogg's for process piping.