What are these two things on the steam turbine for?
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What are those two things with circles around them on the steam turbine?
Is that on the right the positioning for the grade partition, and what is that on the left?
Where have all the experts gone? Is there no one to answer questions?
Separator positioning pin; the one on the left is the fastening screw for securing the separator bracket
I understand that pin to serve as a guiding element, right? It facilitates the assembly of the upper and lower partitions; will using this positioning method result in inaccurate positioning?
On the left is the radial positioning pin for the middle partition, and on the right is the fixing screw for the lower partition
The pin is used for positioning the upper and lower cylinders during the machining of the unit; it needs to be removed before the final installation. The one on the left is a bracket, which we call a hanging ear
The pin is used to prevent thermal expansion, and it must be installed properly!
The one on the left is the partition locator (mounted on the partition)