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How many RRK restraint kits are require to provide transverse restraint of a pipe?
- Two at each restraint location – in opposite directions, on either side
- Two at each restraint location – in a compound angle “V” formation
- Three at each restraint location – on either side of the pipe along its axis
- One at each restraint location – on one side
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What is connected between the two ends of an RRK restraint?
- A piece of 1 1/2” x 1 1/2” angle iron
- A round pipe, up to 2” diameter
- Wire rope, up to ¼” diameter
- A piece of strut, typically 1 5/8” x 1 5/8”
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In an RRK-V restraint, how does the bracket connect to the restraint member between the brackets?
- Using a strut nut combined with a bolt, washer and nut
- With two bolts, including washers and nuts
- Duct tape
- By threading a screw through the bracket into a pipe or angle
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True or False: An RRK restraint can be used for longitudinal restraint of a pipe by attaching it to the clevis bolt of a clevis hanger.
- True
- False
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Select which of the following statements are true:
- When installing RRK, the washer used with the hold-down or clamping nut helps to secure the bracket in place, preventing the rod from sliding out of the slot.
- RRK restraints are provided in pre-assembled kits to save contractors labor with our slide-and-secure method
- RRK brackets have closed holes for attaching to structure with maximum1/2” diameter anchors
- An acceptable configuration for RRK restraints uses a solid strut between the brackets without strut nuts.
- RRK restraints can be used on all non-structural components with or without vibration isolation.
- There are two version of the RRK bracket that have two different colours and two different sized slots.
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