Issues with the tower’s specifications

2012-06-30 View Original

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The book states that for the specifications of tower containers, the length is indicated as “cut”. What does this “cut” mean? Is it the height of the tower? Thank you

Reply #2 2012-06-30

I don’t understand your intention; is it T.L.?

Reply #3 2012-06-30

I think there’s an error in the book; could you post it so I can take a look?

Reply #4 2012-06-30

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Reply #5 2012-06-30

Foreign tower drawings usually show T.L. to T.L. The domestic one is the total height.

Reply #6 2012-07-01

Personally, I think it should be the tangent height of the cylinder; in China, it is generally denoted as TL.

Reply #7 2015-10-14

It is the distance of the tangent to the highest arc, that is, the height from top to bottom

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