Issues with the manway lifting columns in mixing tanks
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Due to space constraints, the manhole in the mixing tank now needs to be changed from a horizontal design to an inclined one. The client requires the addition of additional structures, as shown in the diagram. I would like to know what the specific structure for these inclined supports is, and how to design the drawings in a reasonable manner
Draw it in proportion, lengthen the boom!
This post was last edited by zhangjuhua on 2019-4-7 at 12:29. Is the top manhole suitable for the Type B shaft lugs of rotary covers? It’s still labor-intensive to use. I’m not sure about the pressure level. There is a type of manhole damper, or manhole hinge, also known as a quick-opening balancer, which uses springs to enable easy opening and closing; it’s suitable for reaction kettles that need to be opened and closed frequently. Since this manhole balancer remains firmly fixed to the manhole even after it’s opened, it reduces the amount of physical effort required. If you have the budget, it’s worth exploring this option – I heard it can be adjusted to any angle
Change to vertical lidded or lug-type manhole
What a fascinating structure; I’ll design a custom one for it as long as it can function properly
Calculate it first for insurance purposes, and then enhance it to a enhanced type of non-standard product
It has a structure similar to that of a chain block, which facilitates adjusting the angle during installation