Installation issues with the stirring reaction tank
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Dear experts: This is my first time dealing with installation, so I would appreciate some guidance. Our factory building has a concrete structure – is it possible to embed iron elements above and below the beams, so that the equipment can be properly positioned and installed on those beams? Our mixing tank has a capacity of 15 cubic meters. The vibration isn’t strong; please give me some advice
It is best to use embedded foot bolts with secondary grouting
How is your concrete beam designed to bear load? If the load capacity of the reactor isn’t taken into account, then it shouldn’t be considered at all; this isn’t a matter of how much vibration there is. Generally, when installing a reaction kettle, the steel structural platform is designed based on the size of the kettle, along with the necessary supporting facilities and pipelines.
This post was last edited by lovestory on 2012-9-18 at 13:04. Embedding anchor bolts is too troublesome; besides, they are usually installed on beams in workshops – is that appropriate?
One should not hesitate to go through the hassle of installation; once it’s done, if it violates safety and quality standards and forces you to start over, it’s incredibly frustrating!
I have installed containers and mixers that are mounted directly on the beams. However, this requires structural engineering to conduct load-bearing capacity calculations – there must be no ambiguity!
It’s best to check the civil engineering drawings to determine whether the technical specifications of the beams meet the requirements for installing the mixing tank
Agree with the person above; don’t be careless
It’s not a matter of whether it’s possible or not; the key lies in the beam’s load-bearing capacity
As long as the load-bearing capacity of the beam can pass the verification, there is no problem at all.