Problems with heat exchanger foundations and installation.
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Those of you who use civil engineering foundations in heat exchanger installation: the installation methods for the fixed and sliding ends. Is secondary grouting required? It’s better to use pre-installed steel plates and bolts, and then place the heat exchanger directly on top of them.
This post was last edited by Slay demons and evil forces on 2017-5-2 at 16:40. Most of those I’ve seen are secondary grouting. There are also methods that involve direct embedding, but we generally opt for the method of secondary grouting using pre-drilled holes. For specific construction details, refer to the first-level construction practice textbook, which provides explanations.
The steel plate at the sliding end has no anchor bars and is placed directly on the secondary pouring layer