When installing static equipment, the steel structure base is deformed due to welding, and the gap between the equipment support and the base is large. How to deal with it better?
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When installing static equipment, the steel structure base is deformed due to welding, and the gap between the equipment support and the base is large. How to deal with it better?
The steel structure should be leveled before installing the equipment. This pad is not suitable. Rework the steel structure to make it level.
Let's deal with it again, the saddle is too deformed.
If the equipment is large and difficult to move, it can only be solved with shims.
Is it possible to add a larger expansion joint in the middle of the space, or grind the flange surface of the steel frame according to the horizontal deviation? This requires very high grinding technology.
Cut the bracket lower, and weld the legs of the tank with high heels to level them up.
The deformation of the steel structure is one thing. The deformation of the equipment base is also very serious. The general contractor said that wedge-shaped horns can be inserted, but they did not say how to insert them specifically. I would like to ask how to make this type of installation meet the specifications.
The general contractor also said to use shims, but didn't say how to use shims. Please give me some advice.
Is this a sliding end or a fixed end?