Eccentric load on the equipment
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The ear-shaped support of a computing device requires an eccentric load and an eccentricity distance; I don’t know how to determine them
This is determined by oneself; if the inside of the device is empty and no additional equipment is attached to its outer wall, then both the eccentric load and the eccentricity are 0.
There should be reference data that you set yourself, right? I basically don’t know anything about this. Which standard should I refer to? ?
I’m currently learning *; I hope someone knowledgeable can answer the original poster’s question. . . . . . . . .
Check if there are pipelines connected to the device, as well as the stability and eccentricity distance
An eccentric load refers to equipment or pipelines attached to a device; this load must be taken into account during calculations. This is included in the calculations for tower-type equipment.
For tower-type equipment, that’s one consideration; what about reboilers, evaporators, and the like? If it’s only connected to the tower, does that mean there’s no need to consider it?