Is the rolling direction of the urine tower laminate the same as the rolling direction?
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I would like to ask everyone: is the rolling direction of the material used for the tray layers in the urea synthesis tower generally consistent with the rolling direction of the cylinder sections? Thank you!
Is the urine tower shelf multi-layered? I’m not clear about the specific structure. From the perspective of container manufacturing, is the rolling direction of the steel sheet generally consistent with its orientation? Could you provide a diagram to illustrate this?
It’s consistent; please check HG3129, as it contains the requirements regarding the layer plates.
Not only the layers of the urea synthesis tower, but all container shells should be consistent as well. Since the mechanical properties are best in the rolling direction, it should be subjected to circumferential stress.
The urine tower has a total of 14 layers of lining and blind plates. The information I found states that the rolling direction of the laminate sheets should be consistent with the rolling direction, but it also mentions that exceptions may apply to multi-layer wrapped containers. Can’t figure it out:o
Some sources state that for current materials, especially thin sheets, the performance differences between rolling and vertical rolling directions are very small. It should be okay to roll it in either direction.
I haven’t encountered any inconsistencies yet, which means I now know that there are also situations where it’s not necessary to do it continuously. Hehe, just passing by.