Should a ladder be installed inside the skirt of the tower equipment?

2019-07-23 View Original

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It is common to see that some drawings show ladders installed inside the skirt of towers, while others do not include such ladders. How do you guys consider this aspect when designing towers? Under what circumstances is it necessary to install a ladder inside the tower skirt?

Reply #2 2019-07-23

Sure! Determined according to process requirements!

Reply #3 2019-09-16

If there are valves inside that need to be turned on and off, then that’s necessary

Reply #4 2019-09-16

Whether to do it or not depends on whether to go up. If it’s not used, there’s no need to set it up. If a ladder can be used, it may not be necessary to install one. If the skirt seat is very high and the ladder can’t reach it, it’s still better to install one.

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