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22% 

22% 

56% 

14% 

14% 

36% 

36% 

10% 

10% 

27% 

26% 

27% 

4 Supports 

3 Supports 

2 Supports 

Figure 7. Ideal placement of supports 

B.

 Installation of the V-Sup 

Step B.1.    

Preparation of construction location: 

 

Make sure the construction area is visibly marked and the transport and emergency routes are clearly indicated. 

 

Make sure the surface on which the V-Sup will be installed is 

levelled

, the maximum slopes should be accepted. 

Check the right-of-way (pipeline route) for any slopes.

 

 

Make sure the surface on which the V-Sup will be installed is 

flat

, unevenness in the terrain of maximum 50 mm 

are acceptable. Unevenness larger than 50 mm should be levelled out properly. 

 

Make sure the surface on which the V-Sup will be installed is 

free of ice, snow, oil, mud, algae

, or any other 

substances that have a negative influence on the friction. 

 

Make sure the surface on which the V-Sup will be installed is free of obstacles (such as wood, stones, gravel 
or any other obstacles). 

 

To ensure a safety envelop large enough, the use of the V-sup is recommended within a temperature window 
of -30

°

C up to +45

°

C. (-22°F to 113°F) 

 
Step B.2.    

Installation of Stackable Beams 

 

Each V-Sup Stack will be assembled from stackable beams, placed on top of each other. For every pipe, at 
least two V-Sup stacks are necessary.  

 

Make  sure  all  beams  are 

free  of  ice,  snow,  oil,  mud,  algae,  or 

any  other  substances  that  have  a  negative 

influence on the friction. 

 

Make sure the V-Sup segments are not damaged, deformed or worn down. 

 

Make sure the recesses in the beams lock precisely into each other.  

 

The alignment of the V-Sup stacks is of vital importance for the safe functioning of the system. The V-sup stacks 
needed for one pipe should be aligned parallel. 

 

 

To give the best support for the pipes, the V-Sup stacks have to be placed at a set distance according to the 
pipe length and the amount of V-sup stacks needed. The distance is prescribed as a percentage of the pipe 
length. Figure 7 will show the prescribed distances with 2, 3 and 4 supports.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for V-Sup

Page 1: ...jn Bayens 03 12 02 2018 Released Bas Coenen Martijn Bayens 04 02 04 2019 Released Bas Coenen Martijn Bayens Dhatec B V The following document shall be considered as copyright and the design right rese...

Page 2: ...ur knowledge correct at the date of publication However Dhatec B V cannot be held responsible for consequences that follow from the claims that were made in this document Do not carry out any repairs...

Page 3: ...support pipes during construction activities Supporting these pipes is not without risks If the pipes are not handled and supported carefully serious damages or injuries can occur The purpose of this...

Page 4: ...e 90 C 194 F User actions Before installing a V Sup stack subject the parts to an extensive visual inspection and discard the parts that show product failures chapter A 2 The V Sup beams must be free...

Page 5: ...be found in the following paragraphs of this chapter A General instructions for V Sup A 1 Equipment A 2 Product check B Installation of the V Sup B 1 Preparation of construction location B 2 Installat...

Page 6: ...ing This means two beams will be placed directly on the ground after which a pipe can be placed on top of them The V Sup is capable of supporting pipes up to 2032 mm 80 A pipe has to be supported by a...

Page 7: ...safe way check all products before using them Do that by looking at the next points The beams should always be able to lock into each other without any problems The beams should not show signs of exte...

Page 8: ...cles such as wood stones gravel or any other obstacles To ensure a safety envelop large enough the use of the V sup is recommended within a temperature window of 30 C up to 45 C 22 F to 113 F Step B 2...

Page 9: ...he V Sup stack are free of ice snow oil mud algae or any other substances that have a negative influence on the friction Make sure the V beam is free of ice snow oil mud algae or any other substances...

Page 10: ...ure the surface on which the V Sup will be installed is free of obstacles such as wood stones gravel or any other obstacles Make sure the minimum and maximum operating temperatures of respectively 30...

Page 11: ...ure the V Sup stacks are loaded carefully The V Sup can be loaded with all different lifting equipment hooks reach stacker vacuum lifter slings etc Make sure that during the lifting and loading proced...

Page 12: ...12 Guidelines to check if V Sup is used properly Figure 15 Contamination in recesses Figure 13 Unevenness in terrain Figure 12 Correct V Sup stack Figure 14 Beams on their sides...

Page 13: ...13 Figure 16 V Beam in outer recesses Figure 16 Correct V Sup Stack Figure 17 Beams placed next to recesses Figure 18 Stackable Beam left out of the stack...

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