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bg4.png【Daily Question】【AC Version for Static Equipment...Question 128】 July 27, 2019 Multiple-choice questions...Fill-in-the-blank questions...........................................................................Reward rules: 3 Wealth points for participation, 10 Wealth points for correct answers. No score will be given after two days, with holidays being an exception. ...........................................................................a. Depending on the size of the end cap, there are three methods of fabrication: ( ), ( ), and ( ). . ........................................................................... Comment: This is the basic method of manufacturing end caps; different manufacturing methods would require different technical specifications. Apply knowledge flexibly rather than sticking to conventions. Answer: Depending on the size of the head, there are three manufacturing methods: whole-plate forming, panel assembly followed by forming, and separate forming followed by welding.
Depending on the size of the end cap, there are three manufacturing methods: whole-plate forming, panel assembly followed by forming, and separate forming followed by welding
Monolithic forming, panel assembly followed by forming, separate forming followed by welding
Monolithic forming, panel assembly followed by forming, separate forming followed by welding
Depending on the size of the end cap, there are three manufacturing methods: whole-plate forming, panel assembly followed by forming, and separate forming followed by welding
Monolithic forming, panel assembly followed by forming, segmented forming followed by welding
Monolithic forming, panel assembly followed by forming, separate forming followed by welding
Monolithic forming, panel assembly followed by forming, separate forming followed by welding
Full-sheet forming, panel assembly followed by forming, segmented forming followed by welding
Monolithic forming: panel assembly followed by forming; precise forming followed by welding
Monoblock forming, assemble first then form, separate forming followed by welding