How to support container patching? Seeking help
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How to add support for patching containers to ensure that 1. the container does not tilt； 2. How to ensure the curvature of the container wall panels.
Containers are not allowed to be patched. You’re calling this container modification. Several rings should be welded inside the container as supports; the number of rings depends on the length of the patch.
The curvature of the container wall panels is formed using a sheet bending machine, and checked with an arc template.
Yes, for the repair of the pressure vessel, a hole with dimensions 1000*2000 (in height) needs to be dug. How should supports be added to ensure stability? It would be best to have a diagram to explain it
This one is yes, but it doesn’t seem to match the question:lol
It’s not clear what kind of container it is – its structural dimensions, material, wall thickness, openings, and so on – so it’s impossible to give any specific advice.
Pressure vessel, diameter 6 meters, made of Q345R with a thickness of 26 mm; the opening is located 10 meters above the bottom of the vessel. The exact weight is unknown, but it’s quite heavy. The opening has dimensions of 1000*2000 (height)
Which guy has a quality plan for pressure vessel repairs?
Is it by repairing it when not in use, removing a piece and then welding a plate back in? In that case, for the 1000*2000 unit you’re using, no special measures are needed – the equipment won’t topple over or become dented
What is the total height of the equipment? There should be an approximate figure for the weight of the part above the opening; what is the height of the equipment above that opening? These details must be clarified.
The original poster’s question isn’t clearly stated; it would be better to include an illustration so that others can understand it more easily and provide assistance.