Is there anything wrong with stacking the pipes in this way before installation after anti-corrosion treatment?
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The image below shows the pipes after anti-corrosion treatment, ready for installation. What is wrong with stacking them in this way?
I would appreciate the teacher’s guidance: how to make it standardized and practical.
The quality of corrosion protection is really poor; it seems that the primer was applied without first removing rust. The pipe end is also not sealed.
This isn’t a problem with stacking and storage; it’s likely that the condition of this surface before installation was not up to standard. For reference.
Just ensure that the number of stacking layers and the stacking rubber pads are in order. The anti-corrosion quality is poor; maybe work on it hasn’t started yet?
The corrosion resistance is very poor. It can be tied tightly at both ends with straw rope and stacked. The straw rope should be thick, with a diameter of over 40 mm