Design Conventions
for Catalogues and Specifications
Hangers and Supports : Hangers & Supports Configurations and Data Tables : Hanger Configuration Specifications
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Template Configurations which have a fixed length and can be used to determine the positions of support steel when creating a steelwork template
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Tube Configurations which have variable length which can be applied to tube type hangers.
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Component Configurations which have variable or fixed length which can be applied to component type hangers.
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STEX = <value>
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where <value> represents the number of stanchions expected in the final configuration and must be a non-negative integer or the letter ‘N’ to indicate any number, but it can have the following modifiers:
> There must be greater than zero before configuration
= The number before configuration must be the same as the number specified
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STEX = <value>
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where <value> represents the number of cross-members expected in the final configuration and must be a non-negative integer or the letter ‘N’ to indicate any number, but it can have the following modifiers:
> There must be greater than zero before configuration
= The number before configuration must be the same as the number specified
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where <member type> is XM or ST and <member number> is the number of the stanchion/cross-member being described
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where <start connection info> takes the form
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and <end connection info> takes the form
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<member at start> is a support member identifier of the start connection
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<member at end> is a support member identifier of the end connection
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<value>
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<joint position> can take one of the following values:
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<joint ownership> is either of:
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<clearance code> refers to the minimum clearance between the nearest pipe and the respective end as defined in the clearance data table:
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where <parameter> is a single-character text string in the range A‑I and <descriptor> can refer to any of the following:
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