【Haichuan Equipment Guessing Game】Can these numerous support blocks be optimized?
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This is the core equipment for polysilicon – the cold hydrogenation reactor. The front part of this equipment is equipped with numerous support blocks, which are likely to be used for installing platform railings in the future. These support blocks seem to be quite dense; is there any possibility of optimizing them?
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Question 1: Why is the support block welded directly to the head? Shouldn’t there be a gasket?
This shouldn’t be a support block; it’s used to fix the insulation material, similar to insulation hooks
What does the support block support? The roots are at the end caps; those support blocks that appear to be of similar length – are they not used for the support platforms? The platforms can’t be elliptical, right? It’s just a guess; it seems more like something that provides support for temperature control measures such as insulation or heating. If that’s the case, then it isn’t very important. It should be fine without any shims……
Given that the heights of the supports are consistent, it is likely to be insulation supports
It’s a fixed insulation or cooling unit; it’s not a fixed platform
Judging from the extension of the head fitting, it is likely used for installing and supporting insulation material.