Is the installation plan of the silo ear seat anchor bolts feasible?
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One of the company's projects has a silo with three weighing modules under the hoop. However, the weighing module is only fixed with two M8 bolts and the ring seat. Obviously, the silo is equivalent to having no bolts. After consideration, we wanted to drill 6 more M30 bolt holes on the ring seat to prepare M24 anchor bolts to fix the silo. During the installation process of the silo, after the silo is installed in place, loosen the anchor bolts and nuts to the appropriate position to ensure the normal operation of the weighing module. See attached picture for details. Thank you for discussing device security. Don't know if this solution is feasible.
This work must involve the engineering department, equipment department and design unit of the unit, especially the design unit, and it must be solved through contact with them. The specific contact process is to first make a report and explain it to the superior, and then the equipment department and engineering department will take the lead in contacting the design unit for joint confirmation. You must not privately advocate "technical reform." Because we do not fully understand the relevant design concepts and intentions, it is best to follow the process to solve it.
What you mean is that this solution has not been implemented before. Requires re-examination by all parties
Can't the weighing module be directly welded and fixed to the base plate?
The module chosen by the owner is held in place with two M8 bolts
From the title, it seems that you are not modifying the original design, so I expressed my opinion. Especially when there are weighing requirements, all aspects of the original design are required. Only the original design knows these conditions best. If you find problems during the review, you should also coordinate with the design unit to solve them. The meaning is very clear. When doing things in an enterprise, it is necessary to "have a car in front and a track in the back" and act according to the rules.
Oh, hello, we designed this ourselves, the owner only provides the weighing module
Our weighing module itself has an anti-overturning protection device, and the design principle is similar to yours.