Regarding the use of shims for rotating equipment

2012-12-01View Original

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During construction, the thickness of the secondary grouting was set too low; as a result, the concrete foundation was built too high. The design specified 30 units of thickness, but now it’s only 10. It would be possible to use shims of 10 units thickness for this purpose, but I’ve heard that there are special requirements for the foundations of mobile equipment. Could someone provide relevant information on this? Thank you for your help

Reply #22012-12-01

A few days ago there were posts on the forum about this topic as well; I looked for them just now but couldn’t find them. Please search inside the forum; it’s there.

Reply #32012-12-01

I have been studying such issues! ! ! Thank you to the original poster for sharing! ! !

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