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Can the tower equipment be raised privately? What procedures and procedures are required?

2010-03-30View Original

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Can the tower equipment be raised privately? What procedures and procedures are required?
Reply #22010-03-30
Generally speaking, there is no problem if the price is higher. We used to accept the increase within 50mm. If you add a very high value, you will need a craftsman to re-calculate the craftsmanship. Also, if there are internal parts inside, you must consider the impact on the internal parts, not only the structure, but also whether it will affect the working performance of the internal parts. Generally speaking, such things require permission from the craft professional, who must make relevant calculations. (This is considered from the perspective of equipment designers: P)
Reply #32010-03-30
Also, if it is high, it will also affect the layout of the piping profession, which must be coordinated with the process and piping profession.
Reply #42010-03-30
It should only be approved by the design institute.
Reply #52010-03-31
The heightening of tower equipment is a multi-professional issue. The equipment professional must conduct a comprehensive calculation and only pass it.
Reply #62010-03-31
If it is a renovation of existing equipment, the equipment foundation must also be considered.
Reply #72010-04-01
You must be able to pass the process and equipment majors, and whether the civil engineering foundation can withstand it. In short, you have to consider it carefully.
Reply #82010-04-01
If the height cannot be increased at will, the process calculation must be done first, and the design must be approved.

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