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I was wondering if there are any good ways to fix the concrete sleeves that have been damaged by steam pipeline solutions?

2019-06-24View Original

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I was wondering if there are any good ways to fix the concrete sleeves that have been damaged by steam pipeline solutions?
Reply #22019-06-25
I’m not sure what the actual situation on site is; perhaps it would be worth trying to add a layer of cushioning material, such as foam or glass wool.
Reply #32019-06-25
Do you mean creating a buffer layer around the sleeve concrete? Is there a guidebook with diagrams?
Reply #42019-06-25
It’s just a simple method, rather crude, provided for reference only.
Reply #52019-06-25
Increase the steam superheat and discharge the steam drain in a timely manner
Reply #62019-06-26
Isn’t it true that steam pipes with superheated steam are less prone to vibration?

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