Peeling plan for stainless steel composite panels
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For the tower to be constructed from stainless steel composite panels on-site, the design requirements specify that the supports for the internal components must be welded to the base structure; please discuss which approach would be more appropriate. In my opinion, there are two methods: one is to remove the skin first and then roll the sheet metal to create the tower structure. But how can we ensure that the position determined for removing the skin is accurate? And in which manufacturing steps should quality control be implemented? Another approach is to first roll the sheet metal to form the tower structure and then remove the outer layer, but using specialized grinding wheels is time-consuming and labor-intensive; so what is a good method for removing that outer layer? All sailors are welcome to share their personal experiences.
I haven’t done it; it seems that both methods are difficult. For the support components of the internal structures that have been done, they were directly welded to the lining