Installation in skirt seat support style
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Could the skirt base be installed on the steel frame? Could someone with expertise give some advice?
Thank you for getting back to me. Are there any specific requirements?
This post was last edited by APHRODITE on 2018-8-30 at 11:39. However, steel structures have poor torsional resistance; therefore, it is necessary to provide the torque values to the steel structure specialists so that they can carry out the calculations
I’ve never seen a skirt base installed on a frame; it usually sits directly on the ground, with a frame built around it later! Or simply hang the ear cup in the frame!
Yes, in refinery catalytic units, the reactors and regenerators are all mounted on frames, which can be either steel frames or concrete frames.
Sure, it’s possible. If there are no other requirements, it’s the same as a regular installation
Are there any regulatory requirements?
No problem; the catalytic cyclone separator we install is mounted on a steel structural frame.
No, for other calculations of steel structures, the load on the installation components is determined based on the weight of your tower； For the design of the equipment, it is sufficient to calculate based on SW6 to meet all the requirements; however, since it is installed within a frame, you can decide whether guidance mechanisms are needed or not depending on factors such as the diameter of the tower