Can this compensator be removed?
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May I ask if this compensator can be removed?
Waiting online; please, experts, help to take a look
What is this, the fan outlet? It’s amazing that one can determine whether it can be removed just by looking at a simple diagram. For safety’s sake, even if it can be removed, one should say that it cannot and that the original design must be followed
This is the fan outlet; the flue gas temperature is 150 degrees
Since it’s on the drawing, it can’t be removed just like that.
Since it’s on the drawing, it can’t be removed just like that.
Vibration-damping joints are sometimes installed at the fan outlet, so it is not suitable to remove them.
It must not be canceled; compensation is necessary both to mitigate vibrations and to account for temperature changes. The temperature is normal when the machine is shut down, but during normal operation the \"flue gas temperature is 150 degrees\", so it cannot be removed.
It cannot be removed; the expansion joint at the smoke extractor inlet is used to absorb deformations in different directions. Its arrangement is determined through calculations during pipeline design.
You have to remove it; it’s not possible otherwise. If it’s designed that way, there’s a reason for it; changing the process isn’t simple.