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How to fix the equipment insulation iron sheet to the equipment----Third update

2017-10-14View Original

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This post was last written by chenlin_g Edited on 2017-10-16 19:42 Dear friends, how are the insulating iron sheets of containers and towers fixed to the equipment? The thermal insulation support ring on the tower and container is a flat plate. How to fix the thermal insulation iron sheet? Angle steel type support rings are commonly used on storage tanks, and self-tapping nails are used to fix the insulation iron sheets to the support ring angle steel. SH3522-2003 Petrochemical thermal insulation engineering construction technology standards: In order to prevent the metal protective layer from hanging down on vertical equipment, the metal protective layer should generally be fixed on supports such as pallets in sections. How to implement it specifically? ?
Reply #22017-10-14
Moderator, please help. . . . How to fix the thermal insulation iron sheet to the equipment? I didn’t look at it during construction. . Regret.
Reply #32017-10-14
There are holes in the insulation support ring, which are connected to the insulation iron sheet...
Reply #42017-10-14
The post has been edited again, please take a look again:'(:'(
Reply #52017-10-14
That one is riveted to that one? ? ? :lol
Reply #62017-10-14
There are also those that use flat iron for reinforcement, and that use self-tapping nails to fix the iron sheet to the flat iron.
Reply #72017-10-14
How to fix the iron sheet to the equipment?
Reply #82017-10-14
You can see clearly if you pull out the insulation iron sheet.

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