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As best I can tell there's no listed bracing method for longitudinal seismic bracing for CPVC. Traditionally we've addressed this by placing a tee with a short pipe stub perpendicular to a main and braced that perpendicular pipe with a "lateral" brace, which acts longitudinally on the main. The downside to this is that it's not concentric to the main, but it's pretty close.
Is there a better way to brace CPVC pipe longitudinally? Posted anonymously for discussion. Discuss This | Submit Your Question | Subscribe
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Jonathan Joseph
5/31/2019 10:23:44 am
For longitudinal bracing for CPVC and to keep the locations of the seismic requirement according to plan we typically use a tee and cap. You can install the brace on an arm over but it must the same size as the main. Leave a Reply. |
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