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97
through
the drain
valve
at
the
control
valve
set,
extra
valves
shall
be
fitted
in
accordance
with
13.4.
In
the
case
of
dry,
alternate
and
pre-action
installations
range
pipes
shall
have
a
slope
towards
the distribution
pipe
of
at
least
0,4
%
and
distribution
pipes
shall
have
a
slope
towards
the
appropriate
drain valve
of
at
least
0,2%.
Range
pipes
shall
only
be
connected
to
the
side
or
top
of
distribution
pipes.
15.2 Pipe supports
15.2.1 General
Pipe
supports
shall
be
fixed
directly
to
the
building
or,
if
necessary,
to
machines,
storage
racks
or
other structures.
They
shall
not
be
used
to
support
any
other
installations.
They
shall
be
of
the
adjustable
type
in order
to
secure
an
even
load
bearing
capability.
Supports
shall
completely
surround
the
pipe
and
shall
not
be welded
to
the
pipe
or
fittings.
The
part
of
the
structure
to
which
the
supports
are
secured
shall
be
capable
of
supporting
the
pipework
(see Table
28).
Pipes
greater
than
50mm
diameter
should
not
be
supported
from
corrugated
steel
sheet
or
aerate concrete
slabs.
Distribution
pipes
and
risers
shall
have
a
suitable
number
of
fixed
points
to
take
account
of
axial
forces. No
part
of
any
support
shall
be
made
of
combustible
material.
Nails
shall
not
be
used.
Supports
for
copper
pipes
shall
be
provided
with
a
suitable
lining
with
sufficient
electrical
resistance,
in order
to
prevent
contact
corrosion.
15.2.2 Spacing and location
Supports
shall
generally
be
spaced
no
more
than
4m
apart
on
steel
pipe
and
2m
apart
on
copper
pipe.
For pipes
of
over
50mm
diameter
these
distances
may
be
increased
by
50%
provided
that
one
of
the
following conditions
is
met:
-
2
independent
supports
are
fitted
directly
to
the
structure;
-
a
support
is
used
which
is
capable
of
bearing
a
load
50%
greater
than
that
called
for
in
Table
28. When
mechanical
pipe
joints
are
used:
-
there
shall
be
at
least
one
support
within
lm
of
each
joint;
-
there
shall
be
at
least
one
support
on
each
pipe
section.
The
distance
from
any
terminal
sprinkler
to
a
support
shall
not
exceed:
-
0,9m
for
25mm
diameter
piping;
-
1,2m
for
piping
greater
than
25mm
diameter.
The
distance
from
any
upright
sprinkler
to
a
support
shall
not
be
less
than
0,15m. Vertical
pipes
shall
have
additional
supports
in
the
following
cases:
-
pipes
more
than
2m
long;
-
pipes
more
than
lm
long
feeding
single
sprinklers.
The
following
pipes
need
not
be
separately
supported
unless
they
are
at
a
low
level
or
otherwise

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