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The diameter of the storage tank is 3–4 meters, and the height of the magnetic flap level gauge is 5–6 meters. Valves are installed at both the upper and lower ends of the level gauge to facilitate maintenance. Are there any regulatory requirements that mandate the installation of a ladder in this case? To facilitate the replacement of the maintenance liquid level? ?
Some of the questions asked by the original poster are a bit silly; there are things that aren’t regulated by rules. If it makes sense to set something in a certain way, then that’s how it should be done – it’s set up in the most convenient manner possible. For example, if I’m building a house with 7 floors, can I skip building the first 6 floors? Are there regulations that require me to build 6 floors below? No. So are you going to build it or not?
It can be said that it is necessary, as it will provide a lot of convenience for your installation, maintenance, operation, and upkeep. Why not do it?
It can be said that it is necessary, as it will provide a lot of convenience for your installation, maintenance, operation, and upkeep. Why not do it?
Because the chief engineer said it wasn’t necessary, suggesting that a ladder could be set up temporarily when the time comes, but I wonder if there are any strict regulations in the standards? Thank you!
Because the chief engineer said it wasn’t necessary, suggesting that a ladder could be set up temporarily when the time comes, but I wonder if there are any strict regulations in the standards? Thank you!
I just asked how one can get up there without a ladder for maintenance Sometimes it’s not necessary to enforce strict standards= = There are sections on platforms and ladders in the guidelines; the original poster might want to take a look.
I’m curious about what major your chief engineer graduated in and how many years of experience they have?