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Must the 4.4m diameter tank be manufactured on-site? Because the road height limit is 4m
Otherwise, how can the problems of road transportation be solved?
4.4m transportation should be fine, right?
If restrictions can’t solve it, then we’ll just have to create it on the spot
A transportation plan must be developed for the shipment of large equipment. A diameter of 4.4 meters is not considered large. If options such as road or sea transport are truly not feasible, on-site construction can only be considered. It’s just a bit inconvenient
1. What is the nature of the equipment? Corresponding manufacturing requirements? 2. It is recommended to assemble the circumferential weld on-site ; 3. The corresponding construction measures must be ensured to meet the manufacturing requirements!
Well, since you can’t transport it, if you solve the issue of height restrictions, there won’t be any problem
Have you transported equipment of this large diameter before?
It seems that anything under 6m can be transported
This post was last edited by fzujunru on 2019-2-20 at 15:57. In my opinion, if it’s special-purpose equipment, the site usually doesn’t have the conditions necessary for its production. When shipping by sea, the dimensions can be adjusted as needed; I’ve seen workshops with a diameter of 9 meters that were built for sea transportation. These days, modular design is being adopted, and that’s probably why factories are being built near the sea. I’m just chatting here
No, it can be done inside the factory; transportation is generally no problem