What is the typical distance between clamps on straight runs as specified by manufacturers?

Manufacturers typically specify a distance of 18-28 inches between clamps on straight runs to ensure proper support and stability of the fire detection system's conduits or tubing. This spacing is designed to prevent sagging or excessive movement that could lead to damage or compromise the integrity of the system.

By adhering to the recommended spacing, the system maintains its effectiveness, reliability, and safety in detecting fires within powerplants. This range takes into consideration factors such as the type of material used and environmental conditions, ensuring that the system can withstand operational stresses while remaining functional.