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‘HS’ Series ‘200’ Short Series Spring High Stiffness

Hydraulic Rigid Struts
Hydraulic Shock and Sway Suppressor Sway Brace Yoke Restraint Clamps
Shock Arrestor Page 118 & 119 Page 120 & 121
Page 106 to 117 Page 122 & 123
Page 102, 103m 104 & 105

Riser Clamps
Riser Clamps Structural
Pipe Clamps Page 136,
Page 124, 138
126 &
& 139
127 Whip Restraints
Page 124 & 125
Attachments
Attachments
Page 140
128 to Page 132
Page &131
141

Installation and Maintenance instructions are available for all products listed in this and our other catalogues.
These are comprehensive documents written for specific products, and are available on request from our Quality Assurance Department.
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HYDRAULIC SHOCK ARRESTORS - “HS” SERIES

The effect is to close the hydraulic circuit and to restrain the piston with the
hydraulic fluid. This mode is termed the LOCKED CONDITION.

To ensure movement of the piston under load at a controlled speed, and also to
assist the control valve to lift without full load reversal, the shock arrestor is fitted
with an adjustable needle/orifice valve.

This secondary valve permits hydraulic fluid to bypass the main control valve at a
controlled rate.

The needle valve is normally set to restrict the velocity of the piston to a maximum
speed of 2 mm per second at the rated load of the shock arrestor. This mode is
termed CREEP or BLEED RATE.
The Carpenter & Paterson hydraulic shock arrestor is a velocity sensitive
device for restraining pipework and/or equipment subject to shock force or Release of the control valve is achieved at some 2 per cent of the rated load,
vibration. together with a velocity reduction to zero, this will return the shock arrestor to the
free flow condition.
During normal pipe expansions or contractions the shock arrestor offers very
little resistance to pipe movement. This resistance to normal thermal The activation velocity can be changed by fitting different size control valves. The
movements (pipe velocity less than 1mm/second and with amplitude of bleed velocity can be changed by means of adjustment to the needle valve setting.
vibration less than 3mm) is less than 2 per cent of the rated load of the
arrestor. These modifications should only be carried out in conjunction with a test stand
facility.
Activation of the shock arrestor is controlled by means of a compression and
tension control valve. During normal pipe movement excursions the control The provision for adjustment of the bleed rate is a patented feature of this shock
valves are held in the open position by means of a small helical coil spring, arrestor. The shock arrestor is fitted with a spring loaded reservoir. The spring
thereby allowing free passage of the hydraulic fluid from one side of the applies an internal pressure of about 4 bars to the cylinder, this ensures no fluid
piston to the other. This mode is termed FREE FLOW CONDITION. leakages under the free flow condition. This positive internal pressure also ensures
that no air can be drawn into the hydraulic circuit during operation.
At the activation velocity normally set at 3 to 5 mm per second, the differential
pressure across the control valve overcomes the resistance of the coil spring The capacity of the reservoir is normally 10 per cent of the cylinder capacity.
thereby causing the control valve to close.
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Standard Design Features Operating Parameters
1. Pipework and equipment movement is limited in a shock/vibration Activation velocity: 3 to 5 mm/sec.
situation in a controlled manner. Bleed Rate: 0.5 to 2 mm/sec.
2. Adjustable needle valve for bleed velocity setting. Frequency Range: 0.5 to 50 Hz
3. Polyurethane Elastomer Seals. Control valve release: 2 per cent of rated load
4. Silicon based hydraulic fluid. Drag load: Max. 2 per cent of rated load
5. Spherical self-aligningmaintenance free bearings fitted Maximum operating temperature: 100°C
both ends allowing ± 5° of angular motion. Maximum short term peak: 110°C
6. Pressurised reservoir allowing mounting in any spatial orientation. Accumulated radiation dose: 1 x 107 rads
7. Low resistance to normal thermal movement. These are the standard Carpenter & Paterson settings, variations to the standard
8. Functions in both tension and compression. settings can be achieved with minor changes to standard shock arrestors. The
9. Direct reading fluid level indicator. rated loads stated in this catalogue can be considered as the normal and upset
10. Preset at mid-stroke position, unless otherwise specified. loads level A and B.

Optional Design Features

1. Stroke position indicator.
2. Integral relief valve factory preset at 133 per cent rated load.
3. Remote indication of piston position and fluid level.
4. Ethylene Propylene Elastomer Seals.

Finish
The standard finish is hammer green. Other finishes such as galvanised or
carbozinc 11, etc., are also available.

Testing Prior to Dispatch

All shock arrestors are subject to functional testing prior to dispatch and the
graph opposite is typical of plot produced on our 25000 test stand.

MECHANICAL SHOCK ARRESTORS

Details available on request.
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FIG. HS 2-3-4 FIG. HS 5-6

HYDRAULIC SHOCK ARRESTOR HYDRAULIC SHOCK ARRESTOR

Max Approx Max Allowable Max Approx Max Allowable
Type No Bore Stroke A B C D E F G H J Length at Type No Bore Stroke A B C D E F G H J Length at
Force Kg Weight Kg Mid Position Force Kg Weight Kg Mid Position
HS2/150
HS2/75 50 3000 150
75 592787 237
309 200
273 155
205 80 40 75 25 60 14
10 HS5/150 125 19000 150 1000 389 344 268 204 95 124 45 95 105
HS2/300
HS2/150 50 3000 300
150 1168
787 461
309 426
273 281
205 80 40 75 25 60 18
14 1550 HS5/300 125 19000 300 1382 542 496 344 204 95 124 45 95 116 2300
HS2/300
HS2/450 50 3000 300
450 1168
1548 461
613 426
578 281
357 80 40 75 25 60 18
22 1550 HS5/450 125 19000 450 1762 694 648 420 204 95 124 45 95 127
HS3/150
HS2/450 75
50 7000
3000 150 861 319
450 1548 613 324
578 218
357 108
80 54
40 113
75 25 60 32
22 HS6/150 150 27000 150 1050 414 344 292 241 108 135 50 110 140
HS3/300
HS3/150 75 7000 300 1242
150 861 319 476 218
472 324 294 108 54 113 25 60 41
32 1625 HS6/300 150 27000 300 1431 566 496 369 241 108 135 50 110 161 2360
HS3/300
HS3/450 75 7000 300 1623
450 1242 624
472 630
476 369
294 108 54 113 25 60 41
50 1625 HS6/450 150 27000 450 1863 770 648 445 241 108 135 50 110 182
HS4/150
HS3/450 100
75 12500
7000 450 936 624
150 1623 360 630 246 108
330 369 68
136 54 121 25
113 35 80
60 58
50
HS4/300
HS4/150 100 12500 300
150 1317
936 512
360 484
330 321
246 136 68 121 35 80 70
58 1700
HS4/300
HS4/450 100 12500 300
450 1317
1698 512
665 484
636 321
397 136 68 121 35 80 70
82 1700
HS4/450 100 12500 450 1698 665 636 397 136 68 121 35 80 82
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FIG. HS 8-10

HYDRAULIC SHOCK ARRESTOR

Max Approx Max Allowable
������� �����
Type No Bore Stroke A B C D E F G H J Length at��
Force Kg Weight Kg ������
Mid
�����Position
������
HS8/75 200 50000 75 840 300 395 145 325 152 248 90 150 270 840
HS8/150 200 50000 150 1040 335 560 145 325 152 248 90 150 285 1040
HS10/75 250 75000 75 1000 355 490 155 445 217 340 110 190 520 1000
HS10/150 250 75000 150 1190 395 640 155 445 217 340 110 190 550 1190
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“200 Series” Hydraulic Shock and Sway Suppressors (Snubbers)

Hydraulic Shock and Sway Suppressors Construction Features

“200 series” Snubbers can be installed in any desired position. The fluid level
in the snubbers can be easily and reliably observed from the relative positions
Applications
of the pistons rods.
The “200 series” hydraulic shock-and sway suppressors are used to prevent
damage to appliances, pipework, pressure vessels, valves and pumps which
“200 Series” Snubbers are modular designed. Matching and alterations to
might otherwise be caused by dynamic forces applied suddenly. These
suit requirements are very easy to accomplish. This is how special solutions
include dynamic loading occurring during operation (water hammer,
can be offered so quickly, in accordance with the customerʼs requirements
pipebursts or shocks caused by safety-valves blowing off), and on the other
hand by external influences (earthquakes, explosions and wind loads). In
The snubber has two independently-operating pairs of valves, accessible
addition, the snubbers can be used as oscillation-dampers for oscillating
externally. By this means the snubber can be optimised to the customerʼs
pipework and plant components, provided the amplitude exceeds 0.5mm.
requirements on the test-bench (response velocity, bypass velocity and
reaction travel). Even after installation, adjustment is possible if required.
By using the snubbers the dynamic displacement is reduced to a minimum.
Due to the independently-operating lock-up valves, the snubbers also have
Movements caused by temperature alteration are not obstructed by the
adequate power when working in tension and compression directions at high
snubbers.
frequency rates. When changing direction, the second valve can react before
the first valve has returned to its starting position.

Function The “200 series” Snubbers have only very little frictional and starting
On imposition of a dynamic load moving the piston faster than the response resistances, because friction areas are very small. We placed a high priority
preset velocity, the snubber valve closes and the snubber absorbs the force. on low friction when selecting the sealing materials.
The overflow valve or the bypass valve has the task of limiting the piston The initial pressure in the system required for tightness is very low. The seals
movement to the specified nominal loading. are all made of high quality materials and have a very long service life.
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“200 Series” Hydraulic Shock and Sway Suppressors (Snubbers)

When the “200 series” snubbers were designed, the following standards were Special Model
taken into account: - Housing parts of 1.4301 stainless steel and additionally galvanised with 15
VGB – Power-Tech guideline R510L µm nickel coating.
KTA – Nuclear Safety Standards Commission 3205.3 - Piston rods are made of chloride-resistant stainless steel with a 10 µm
BS 3974, Part 1 hard chrome coating on the shaft.
ANSI B31.1 Further material combinations and special coatings are available at the
MSS SP 58 customer s request.
MSS SP 69
SVDB guidelines Standard settings and test values at room temperature in accordance with
ASME Section III, Sub-section NF KTA 3205.3 and VGB-R510L:
Starting Resistance: max 2% of the nominal load
(or 300 N for snubbers with a nom. load less or equal
Models Available 15 kN)
Frictional Resistance: max 2% of the nominal load
“200 series” hydraulic snubbers are available as a standard model, and as a (or 200 N for snubbers with a nom. load less or equal 10 kN)
special model designed for low temperature and offshore uses: Response Velocity: 3 – 6 mm/s
Bypass Velocity 0.2 – 2.0 mm/s
Piston Rod Travel Sa: >0.5mm (lost motion)
Standard Model Piston Rod Travel Sb: <amount +/- 0.02 nominal travel (peak to peak)
- Housing parts coated with extremely corrosion-resistant zinc-iron coating Temperature: max. operating temperature 80˚C
10 - 15µm. (short-time operating temperature for a duration at
- Piston rods coated all round with 40µm electroless nickel and the shaft max. 3 hours 150˚C)
additionally coated with 20µm of hard chrome. Deflections: max. deflection cross to the bolt axis: ± 70˚
max. deflection in the bolt axis: ± 5˚
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Figures without extension Figures with extension
Hydraulic Shock and Sway Suppressor
Option 0 Option 0

Option 1 Option 1

Option 2 Option 2

Option 3 Option 3

Fig. 200A, 200B, 202A Fig. 201A, 201B, 203A

Option 0: snubber body with Option 0: snubber body with 2 rod eyes
2 rod eyes 1 extension piece (201S, C, W)

Option 1: snubber body with 2 rod eyes Option 1: snubber body with 2 rod eyes
1 rear bracket EHS14 S at the fixpoint 1 rear bracket EHS14 S at the fixpoint
1 extension piece (201S, C, W)

Option 2: snubber body with 2 rod eyes Option 2: snubber body with 2 rod eyes
2 rear brackets EHS14 S 2 rear bracket EHS14 S
1 extension piece (201S, C, W)

Option 3: snubber body with 2 rod eyes Option 3: snubber body with 2 rod eyes
1 rear bracket EHS14 S at the fixpoint 1 rear bracket EHS14 S at the fixpoint
1 special dynamic pipe clamp 1 extension piece (201S, C, W)
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Allowable Loads:

Cylinder - bore Figure 1 x FN 1,5 x FN 1,7 x FN

size Figure with Load case H* [kN] Load case HZ* [kN] Load case HS* [kN]
inch extension A / B** Nominal load C** Emergency D** Faulted
¼, ½,1 200A/200B 201A 8 10 12
1 1/2 200A,200B 201A,201B 13 20 22
2 1/2 200A,200B 201A,201B 45 68 77
3 1/4 200A,200B 201A,201B 78 117 133
4 200A 201A 121 182 206
5 200A 201A 202 303 343
6 200A 201A 303 455 515
8½ 202A 203A 590 885 1003
10 202A 203A 835 1253 1419
12 202A 203A 1200 1800 2040
14 202A 203A 1730 2595 2941
17 202A 203A 2470 3705 4199
20 1/2 202A 203A 3610 5415 6137
24 1/2 202A 203A 5130 7695 8721
29 1/2 202A 203A 7510 11265 12767
35 1/2 202A 203A 10815 16223 18385

43 202A 203A 16155 24233 27463

* = KTA Nuclear Safety Commision 3205.3

** = ASME Section III, Sub-section NF
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Figures 200A, 201A

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F ig. 200A / 201A L1 L1 L2 L2 L3 ØD L4 L5 R F S S1 E HS Weight

Nominal load S troke min. max. min. max. 14 S
S ize
kN inc h mm mm S ize kg
5" 127 425 552 445 317 155 55 14,2
1 1/2" 13 10" 254 552 806 572 1500 444 15 42 66 22 155 90 55 B 15,7
15" 381 679 1060 699 571 165 65 18,4
5" 127 440 567 475 330 175 65 27,1
10" 254 567 821 602 457 195 90 36,0
2 1/2" 45 2000 25 52 58 34 100 D
15" 381 694 1075 729 584 195 90 41,4
20" 508 821 1329 856 711 195 90 46,9
5" 127 488 615 531 355 245 105 45,0
10" 254 615 869 658 482 245 105 58,0
3 1/4" 78 2500 35 62 71 41 130 E
15" 381 742 1123 785 609 245 105 65,8
20" 508 869 1377 912 736 245 105 73,7
5" 127 545 672 603 362 260 105 59,0
10" 254 672 926 730 489 260 105 73,0
4" 121 3000 45 90 93 51 145 F
15" 381 799 1180 857 616 260 105 83,2
20" 508 926 1434 984 743 260 105 93,4
5" 127 625 752 695 381 295 105 77,0
10" 254 752 1006 822 508 295 105 93,0
5" 202 3000 60 125 119 67,5 180 G
15" 381 879 1260 949 635 325 134 106,3
20" 508 1006 1514 1076 762 325 134 119,6
5" 127 697 824 779 420 355 134 106,0
10" 254 824 1078 906 547 355 134 126,0
6" 303 3000 70 137 140 80 210 H
15" 381 951 1332 1033 674 355 134 145,2
20" 508 1078 1586 1160 801 355 134 164,4
S pec ial s rokes on reques t

F ig. 200A without extens ion piece

F ig. 201A with extens ion piece
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Figures 200B, 201B

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F ig. 200B /201B L1 L1 L2 L2 L3 ØD L4 L5 R F S S1 E HS Weight

Nominal load S troke min max
min. max. min
min. max
max. 14 S
S ize
kN inch mm mm S ize kg
1/4" 3 5" 127,0 364 491 384 1000 287 10 28 49 14,5 120 87 81 A0 10,0
1/2" 5 5" 127,0 364 491 384 1000 287 12 28 49 14,5 120 87 81 A 10,0
1" 8 5" 127,0 364 491 384 1000 287 15 28 49 14,5 120 87 81 B 10,0
5" 127,0 393 520 413 310 13,5
1 1/2" 13 10" 254,0 520 774 540 1500 437 15 45 70 22 135 103 96 B 15,0
15" 381,0 647 1028 667 564 19,2
5" 127,0 442 569 477 334 26,5
10" 254,0 569 823 604 461 28,6
2 1/2" 45 2000 25 50 58 32 200 115 105 D
15" 381,0 696 1077 731 588 30,7
20" 508,0 823 1331 858 715 32,8
5" 127,0 483 610 526 355 37,1
10" 254,0 610 864 653 482 41,6
3 1/4 " 78 2500 35 63 65 41 240 135 130 E
15" 381,0 737 1118 780 609 47,7
20" 508,0 864 1372 907 736 52,3

S pec ial s trokes from 2" to 50" on reques t

F ig. 200B without extens ion

F ig. 201B with extens ion
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Figures 202A, 203A

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F ig. 202A / 203A L1 L1 L2 L2 L3 L4 L5 ØD R F ØD1 E HS Weight

Nominal load S troke min. max. min. max. 14 S
S ize
kN mm mm S ize kg
127 689 816 770 3100 399 161
8,5" 590 157 133 80 90 428 268 I
254 816 1070 897 3100 526 192
127 742 869 830 3400 443 250
10" 835 164 135 90 100 488 310 J
254 869 1123 957 3400 570 288
127 865 992 959 3800 512 350
12" 1250 193 160 110 130 538 360 M
254 992 1246 1086 3800 639 408
127 923 1050 1028 4200 536 515
14" 1730 212 175 120 137,5 648 420 N
254 1050 1304 1155 4200 663 587

S pec ial bore diameters from 17" to 43" and s pec ial s trokes on reques t

F ig. 202A without extens ion

F ig. 203A with extens ion
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SPRING SWAY BRACE
The Carpenter & Paterson spring sway brace has been designed in six sizes related Optional Features
to specific pipe sizes. For normal application it is permissible to select on the basis
1. Can be supplied galvanised with plastic coated spring.
of pipe sizes and loads. When dealing with complex situations the unit should be
selected on a calculated basis.
2. Larger sizes can be custom-designed to suit client’s requirements.
The amount of energy required to control the pipework should be proportional to the
mass of the pipework. Factors such as the amplitude, frequency or vibration, the
nature of the vibration and the angle of approach of the sway brace from the axis of
movement should all be considered.
The unit comprises a pre-loaded spring which can be extended or compressed in
order to give increasing resistance in both directions. This increase in resistance
overcomes the dynamic forces generated by the equipment thereby damping
vibrations, opposing sway and absorbing shock forces.
All units have 75 mm travel in both tension and compression direction.
Size range: 1 to 6
Preset loads: 23 kg to 820 kg
Maximum force: 90 kg to 3270 kg

Standard Design Features

1. Compact design suitable for use in a confined space.

2. All units have 75 mm travel in either direction.

3. Vibration is opposed with an instantaneous counterforce returning the pipe to its

normal position.

4. Rod coupling allows limited rate adjustment.

5. Standard finish - green enamel.

6. SB 45 Sway Brace and Vibration Control Unit is shipped ready for

installation.
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FIG. SB45

spherical
bearing

(maintenance
free)

SPRING SWAY BRACE

Rod
Spring Max Max Rod PIN Plate Use with
Take
Pipe Preload Rate Force Length at DIA Thick Structural
Max Force Out
Size Size Kg Kg mm kg L K J A C D E F G H Attachment
M mm B
1 50-90 23 0.89 90 1500 20 12 12 115 345 42 400
395 100 25 225 30
25 For Details of
of
2 100-200 68 2.68 270 1000 24 12 12
12 115 360 42 415
410 120 25 225 30
25 RSB 15 Structural
3 225-600 204 8.04 815 1000 24 12 12
12 115 450 42 505
500 150 25 280 30
25 Attachments
4 225-600 400 16.07 1630 1000 30 20 25
12 168 430 58 500
515 140 40 270 30
45
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5 225-600 614 24.48 2540 1000 36 20 25
20 168 470 58 555
575 150 50 312 30
50 RSB 55
6 225-600 820 32.66 3270 1000 36 20 25
20 168 520 58 605
625 150 50 362 30
50
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HIGH STIFFNESS STRUTS

Maintenance free

STIFFNESS RATE

This range of high stiffness rigid struts has been specifically

developed by Carpenter & Paterson for use in the nuclear power
industry.
Note:
It is available in 10 sizes ranging from 300 Kg to 60000 Kg. Stiffness Rate values given are for pin to pin lengths.
To achieve stiffness rates above,nuts must be tightened to torque value ‘Q1’ (refer to demensional
Stiffness values have been determined by test. table).
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FIG. RS3 - RS600

HIGH STIFFNESS STRUTS

Max
G G Pipe Q/Q1
Max P R Load Kg
Size A B C D E F min N.B./Sch KgF/Metre
RS-3 60 60 30 10 48 9 360 2850 40/S40 2.1/2.1 10 22 300
RS-7 65 65 32 12 57 10 375 2850 40/S40 2.1/2.8 12 29 700
RS-15 65 65 32 12 57 10 375 3050 50/S80 4.8/9.0 12 29 1500
RS-30 90 100 45 20 73 16 555 3050 65/S80 13.8/41.5 20 35 3000
RS-55 90 100 45 20 73 16 555 3050 65/S80 13.8/41.5 20 35 5500
RS-115 140 120 58 25 98 20 660 3050 80/S80 13.8/82.9 25 60 11500
RS-160 150 140 63 30 108 22 790 3050 90/S80 13.8/138.2 30 65 16000
RS-270 190 170 78 40 143 28 850 3050 125/S80 13.8/69.1 40 85 27000
RS-360 230 200 100 45 159 32 960 3050 150/S80 13.8/69.1 45 85 36000
RS-600 290 250 115 45 216 44 1120 3050 200/S80 13.8 60 135 60000

Note:
1. Set adjustment at desired “G” and tighten nuts to nominal torque valve “Q” for locking. To achieve
published stiffness rates, tighten nuts to higher torque valve “Q1”.
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YOKE TYPE RESTRAINT CLAMPS

This range of high stiffness yoke clamps has been specifically developed
by Carpenter & Paterson for use in the nuclear industry and for use in
conjunction with our range of mechanical/hydraulic shock arrestors and
rigid struts.
The stiffness values of these components have been determined by test.
It should be noted that the pin ø P and the dimension G will depend on
whether the clamp is used in conjunction with a rigid strut or shock arrestor.
These dimensions must be specified. The component detailed is for use
with a rigid strut.

MATERIALS
TEMP Max Load Kg
Up To 201 C
Comp
200 C & Over Size D G P T 350 C 510 C 538 C 566 C
Yoke Carbon Alloy YRC7 20 10 12 25 700 460 295 190
Body Steel Steel YRC15 20 10 12 30 1500 985 635 400
Saddle Carbon Alloy YRC55 30 16 20 50
45 5500 3615 2325 1475
Strap Steel Steel
YRC115 50 20 25 75 11500 7555 4865 3080
Alloy
Carbon Alloy
U-Bolt YRC160 60 22 30 90 16000 10510 6770 4290
Steel Steel
YRC270 60 28 40 150 27000
Stainless Stainless 17740 11420 7235
Load Pin YRC360 80 32 45 200 36000
Steel Steel 23650 15230 9650
YRC600 100 44 60 200 60000 39420 25380 16080

NOTE: This Clamp is designed to function within a 10 cone of action,

perpendicular to the pipe. Loading beyond this cone is not recommended.
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FIG. YRC7 - YRC600

YOKE CLAMPS - DIMENSION ‘E’

Pipe YRC YRC YRC YRC YRC
YRC 7 YRC15 YRC 55
Size 115 160 270 360 600
- - - - -
65 125 125 - -
80 150 150 205 -
90 160 160 210 -
100 165 165 215 -
125 180 180 235 -
150 190 190 245 270 -
175 220 220 260 285 -
200 240 240 270 295 -
225 255 255 285 310 -
250 270 270 295 320 -
300 295 295 320 350 385 390 - -
350 - 310 340 360 405 450 485 485
400 - 335 360 385 440 455 510 510
450 - 385 410 470 480 535 535
500 - 415 440 500 510 585 585
550 - 435 510 535 555 605 605
600 - 460 540 565 585 635 635
650 - 505 565 600 620 670 670
700 - 550 590 630 650 705 705
750 - 595 615 660 685 735 735
800 - 645 690 735 765 765
900 - 695 735 825 810 810
Sizes Sizes
YRC7 - YRC160 YRC270, 360 & 600
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PIPE CLAMPS AND RISER CLAMPS

This range of products are materially and dimensionally similar to the range of The Riser Clamps are designed, in accordance with various International
Pipe Clamps and Riser Clamps listed in our current Ancillary Catalogue. These standards, to carry all of the Design load on one side only.
products may be used in conjunction with our range of Dynamic Restraints where
stiffness is not a consideration.
Care should be taken when selecting to ensure that the load rating of the Strut,
etc., is not greater than the load capacity of the Clamp. For loads greater than the
rated load Yoke Type Restraint Clamps should be used.
It should be noted that the pin diameters and gap C will depend on whether the
clamp is used in conjunction with a Strut or Shock Arrestor. These dimensions
must be specified. The pin and gap dimension given are suitable for a Rigid Rod
Connection.
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FIG. R91 and R91H Restraint SWL in Kg FIG. R91 and R304 (Moderate Loads)
Pipe Clip (Alloy) Material Carbon Steel Alloy Steel Nom Pipe Pipe Steel
Temperature 340 C 400 C 510 C 538 C 566 C Size O/D A B C D Size F G H
15 21.3 92 32 12 12 30x 6 110 50
Nom Pipe Pipe Clip Fig. No. Fig. No.
FIG. R304 and R304H Restraint Size O/D I/D 304 304H 304 304H 91 91H 91 91H 91 91H
20 26.9 95 38 12 12 30x 6 113 56
Pipe Clip (Carbon Stl) 15 21.3 23 250 250 210 210 210
25 33.7 97 44 12 12 30x 6 115 62
32 42.4 102 46 12 12 30x 6 120 64
20 26.9 28 250 250 210 210 210 40 48.3 102 49 25 12 30x 6 120 68
25 33.7 36 250 250 210 210 210 50 60.3 127 54 25 12 30x 6 149 76
32 42.4 44 250 250 210 210 210 65 76.1 140 67 25 12 45x 8 162 89
40 48.3 50 680 635 635 455 315 80 88.9 152 76 25 12 45x 8 175 99
50 60.3 62 680 635 635 455 315 90 101.6 159 82 25 12 45x 8 181 104
65 76.1 80 680 635 635 455 315 100 114.3 165 100 25 16 50x10 194 129
125 139.7 178 114 25 16 50x10 206 142
80 88.9 92 680 635 635 455 315
150 168.3 216 135 38 20 65x10 254 173
90 101.6 106 680 635 635 455 315
175 193.7 230 150 38 20 65X10 268 188
100 114.3 118 1135 1000 1045 725 500 200 219.1 241 163 38 20 65x10 279 201
125 139.7 144 1135 1000 1045 725 500 225 244.5 265 180 38 20 65X12 303 218
150 168.3 172 1270 3630 1135 3220 1180 3310 815 2360 590 1680 250 273.0 279 192 38 20 65x12 317 230
175 193.7 198 1270 3630 1135 3220 1180 3310 815 2360 590 1680 300 323.9 305 220 38 20 65x12 343 258
200 219.1 224 1270 3630 1135 3220 1180 3310 815 2360 590 1680 350 355.6 330 243 51 24 80x15 378 291
225 244.5 248 1450 4990 1315 4445 1360 4535 950 3265 680 2270 400 406.4 356 273 51 24 80x15 403 320
250 273.0 278 1450 4990 1315 4445 1360 4535 950 3265 680 2270 450 457.2 381 300 51 24 80x15 429 348
500 508.0 406 329 51 24 80x20 457 380
300 323.9 330 1450 4990 1315 4445 1360 4535 950 3265 680 2270
550 558.8 432 365 51 24 100X20 489 422
350 355.6 362 1950 5760 1725 5125 1770 5260 1270 3765 910 2720
600 610.0 457 390 51 24 100x20 514 447
400 406.4 412 1950 5760 1725 5125 1770 5260 1270 3765 910 2720
650 660.4 559 431 51 30 130X25 622 494
450 457.0 464 1950 5760 1725 5125 1770 5260 1270 3765 910 2720 700 711.2 585 457 51 30 130X25 648 520
500 508.0 516 2495 6805 2220 6805 2270 6185 1450 4810 1135 3400 750 762.0 610 482 51 30 130x25 673 545
550 558.8 566 2720 6805 2405 6805 2495 6185 1590 5900 1225 4080 800 812.8 647 508 51 30 130X25 710 571
600 610.0 618 2720 6805 2405 6805 2495 6185 1590 5900 1225 4080 900 914.4 699 560 51 30 130x25 762 623
650 660.4 670 3630 6805 3175 6805 3265 6185 2085 5900 1590 4080
FIG. R91H and R304H (Heavy Loads)
700 711.2 721 3630 6805 3175 6805 3265 6185 2085 5900 1590 4080
Nom Pipe Pipe Steel
750 762.0 773 3630 6805 3175 6805 3265 6185 2085 5900 1590 4080
Size O/D A B C D Size F G H
800 812.8 824 3630 6805 3175 6805 3265 6185 2085 5900 1590 4080 150 168.3 229 143 44 30 100x12 279 193
900 914.4 926 3630 6805 3175 6805 3265 6185 2085 5900 1590 4080 175 193.7 241 158 44 30 110X12 291 208
200 219.1 254 172 44 30 110x12 305 223
Note 225 244.5 305 198 51 36 100x20 359 258
250 273.0 305 214 51 36 100x20 359 268
Pin Ø D and Gap C will vary depending on
300 323.9 330 240 51 36 100x20 384 294
whether used in conjunction with Strut or 350 355.6 356 262 57 42 110x20 419 325
Shock Arrestor. See Component Section for 400 406.4 381 292 57 42 110x25 444 355
details. (Pin & Gap Dimensions given are 450 457.0 406 317 57 42 110x25 469 380
suitable for rigid rod conn) 500 508.0 457 353 57 42 130x25 521 417
550 558.8 483 393 57 42 150X30 559 469
Fig. R304 and R304H Material - Carbon Steel. 600 610.0 508 418 57 42 150x30 584 494
650 660.4 581 443 57 42 150X30 657 519
Fig. R91 and R91H Material - Alloy Steel.
700 711.2 610 472 57 42 150X30 686 548
Fig. R304 and R304H up to 400 C 750 762.0 635 497 57 42 150x30 711 573
800 812.8 661 525 57 42 150X30 737 601
Fig. R91 and R91H above 400 C 900 914.4 711 575 57 42 150x30 787 651
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FIG. R128 Riser Clamps Stress-Temperature Correction Factors 70,000
Material 60,000

Design C 50,000
21/4% Cr-1 Mo
Temperature Stain Stl
Carbon St BS 1501 40,000
Type 316
PT2-622
30,000
343 0.8 0.8 0.7
371 0.85 0.8 0.71 25,000

399 0.93 0.8 0.71 20,000

427 0.8 0.72
15,000
454 0.83 0.73
12,000
482 0.92 0.75
510 1.1 0.80 10,000

538 1.5 0.86 8,000

566 2.2 0.99
593 1.2 6,000

620 1.8
640 2.3 4,000

650 3.0
Stress Temperature Correction Factor
3,000

The Selection Chart on the opposing page is based on a maximum 2,000

allowable stress in the clamp of 8.50 kg/mm2. The table of Stress -
Temperature correction factors gives STCF for the more commonly
1,500
used materials.
STCF = 8.50
S.A. @ Design Temperature 1,000

or Corrected load = Calculated Load x STCF. Total

Load
Typical Example: (kg)

Given: Pipe Nominal Bore = 400 mm. 500

Load = 9090 Kg.

Rod Centres C - C = 1100 mm.
Temperature = 510 C
Procedure: Stock Material - Alloy Steel.
21/4% Cr 1% Mo.
Correction Factor from table STCF = 1.1.
Corrected Load = 9090 x 1,1 = 10,000 Kg.
Using Charts:
(a) Enter lower chart @ Rod Centres = 1100 mm
Move Horizontally to the right until the sloping
line 400 pipe size is intersected.
(b) Project this intersection Vertically upwards.
(c) Enter upper chart @ load = 10,000 Kg.
Move Horizontally to the right until the
Vertical line from (b) is intersected.
(d) Read Stock Size off curve immediately
above the (c) intersection.
Solution: Stock Size = 250 x 45 Type 2. Note: Where
Where vertical
vertical pipes
pipes are
aresupported
supportedby byrigid
rigidstruts/snubbers
struts the riser the riser
clamp clamp
shall be shall
be selected to carry
thethe load safely in either component (i.e. input
2x2x designload
loadinto
into
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Bolt Size = M48 selected to carry load safely in either component (i.e. input design
the table) unless the
the arrangement
Arrangementprevents
preventsthe
theload
loaddistribution
distributionbecoming
becomingunequal
unequal
(Selected on Uncorrected Load). (i.e. using
using sway
sway braces)
braces or snubbers)
 70,000
60,000
50,000
40,000
30,000
25,000
20,000
15,000
12,000
10,000
8,000
6,000
4,000
3,000
2,000
Dynamic and Static Restraints

1,500
1,000
Total
Load
(kg)
500
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“HS” SERIES FIG. No. HSB2 - HSB10 for use with Hydraulic Shock Arrestor

Structural Attachments Hydraulic Shock Arrestor

Size A B C D E F G T
HSB2 150 130 60 25 75 25 50 20
HSB3 150 130 60 25 75 25 50 20
HSB4 200 150 80 35 100 30 65 20
HSB5 220 200 95 45 120 30 75 25
HSB6 250 220 110 50 140 40 90 30
HSB8 300 300 150 90 180 40 120 40
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FIG. No. RSB3-RSB600 for use with Rigid Struts

Type: Sizes RSB3-RSB55 Type: Sizes RSB115-RSB600

Structural Attachment Rigid Struts

Size A B C D E F G H J T
RSB-3 60 60 25 10 48 10 22 22 - 10
RSB-7 65 65 30 12 57 12 25 25 - 10
RSB-15 65 65 30 12 57 12 25 25 - 10
RSB-30 90 100 50 20 73 20 34 34 - 12
RSB-55 90 100 50 20 73 20 34 34 - 12
RSB-115 140 120 60 25 98 25 45 45 70 15
RSB-160 150 140 70 30 108 30 50 50 73 20
RSB-270 190 170 80 40 143 40 65 65 100 25
RSB-360 230 200 95 45 159 45 75 75 105 30
RSB-600 290 250 110 60 216 45 90 90 150 45
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EHS 14S, Rear bracket, Size A0-N for use with “200 Series” Hydraulic Shock and Sway Suppressors

Version B:
On request
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a a
Nominal 200 ØD M/
Series
HSB E S S1 A B R S235JRG2* S355J2G3 Weight
Size load H7 M1
Size
Size �=0° �=30° �=70° �=0° �=30° �=70°
kN mm kg
A0 3 1"
¼" 26 15,5 9,5 34 34 10 10 20 4 4 4 4 4 4 0,3
A 5 ½" 35 15,5 10,5 55 65 12 15 30 4 4 4 4 4 4 0,5
B 8 13 13 1”1 ½" 40 18,5 12,5 65 80 15 17,5 35 4 4 4 4 4 4 1
11/2”
4S EHS14S

D 45 2 ½" 60 35,5 20,5 120 120 25 30 80 4 4 4 4 4 4 3,8

E 78 3 ¼" 70 40,5 25,5 140 140 35 30 100 4 4 4 4 4 4 6,8
EHS14S

F 130 4" 85 55,5 32,5 180 180 45 45 150 4 5 5 4 4 4 13,8

G 234 5" 120 70,5 44,5 260 240 60 65 220 4 6 6 4 4 4 36,5
H 380 6" 140 80,5 49,5 340 280 70 75 250 4 8 8 4 4 5 64,2
I 600 8 ½" 155 90,5 55,5 420 300 80 90 270 5 9 9 4 5 6 93,2
J 835 10" 170 120 61,7 320 290 90 100 280 7 11 13 6 8 9 87,1
M 1250 12" 200 135 71,7 460 315 110 120 420 9 16 17 6 10 11 151
N 1750 14" 225 135 86,9 470 330 120 135 420 13 20 22 8 13 15 202,8
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PIPE WHIP RESTRAINTS

The Carpenter & Paterson pipe whip restraint is an elastic device which
restrains pipework and absorbs energy in the event of a pipe failure.
In the unlikely event of a rupture or break in a pressure piping system,
the large jet forces generated by the escaping fluid may cause the
pipework to ‘whip’, that is, to move in a direction which is at an angle to
the original longitudinal axis of the pipe.
It is desirable to provide pipe restraint devices which will limit the
movement of the ruptured pipe, and to prevent impact damage to local
components.
This type of whip restraint offers the following features:-
1. The restraint absorbs the energy of the moving pipe and has high
energy absorption in relation to its size.

2. The restraint is compact in size.

3. The restraint provides a relatively large normal clearance between

the restraint and the pipe to allow for normal thermal movement.

4. Design of restraints undertaken to suit specific customer

requirements.
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