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Generally, which one is thicker: the bottom plate or the cover plate of the tower skirt (as a whole piece, without segmentation)?

2010-08-04View Original

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Question: For the skirt base plate and cover plate of a tower (a single continuous piece, not divided into sections), which one is generally thicker after calculation?
Reply #22010-08-04
This depends on the relationship between the external load and the weight of the equipment. Generally, **when the wind load is low, the thickness of the base plate is greater; conversely, the thickness of the cover plate is smaller. The detailed information can be found by studying the calculation process.
Reply #32010-08-04
Buygade, the ground (river crabs) are shaking – what a world this is!
Reply #42018-04-09
First, set your parameters, then calculate it by yourself and take a screenshot of the calculation process

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