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2020-03-26View Original

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At the discharge opening of the belt conveyor in the workshop and at the connection to the silo below, it is required that there be no permanent welding; it must be possible to separate them easily later on. The material inside is in granular form, with low temperature and low pressure. However, it is absolutely necessary to prevent any foreign objects from getting in (that’s why sealing is used to avoid such objects falling into the material). Are there any other solutions? It’s the red area in the picture – the opening at the top is small while the one at the bottom is larger. Right now, it’s covered with a foam pad, but the result isn’t ideal. It would be best to find a way to completely block it off; the installation process should be as simple as possible – nothing complicated is needed. Thank you
Reply #22020-03-26
The opening is designed as a transition zone where two cylinders are connected to each other; the surfaces are processed to ensure proper sealing
Reply #32020-03-26
Bro, can you help draw a simple diagram? Thank you
Reply #42020-03-26
Bro, can you help draw a simple diagram? Thank you
Reply #52020-03-26
Bro, can you help draw a simple diagram? Thank you
Reply #62020-03-26
Just make a binder directly from steel plates, that’s it
Reply #72020-03-26
I think the same way now; it’s best to avoid welding if possible, and if that’s not an option, then this is the only choice left. Thank you
Reply #82020-03-27
I haven’t seen the structure in detail; it seems like your intention is not to carry out any welding or modifications
Reply #92020-03-27
Yes, it’s at the two interfaces where the upper one is small and the lower one is large; besides welding, what other methods are there to seal them?
Reply #102020-03-27
Make two flanges, one at the top and one at the bottom. Bolt connection
Reply #112020-03-27
If there’s a flaw in the design from the start, trying to fix it later is just exhausting.

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