When planning the layout and material cutting, is it okay to leave a distance of 100 mm between the trays in the ammonia vaporization tower and the circumferential seams of the cylinder?

2011-02-21View Original

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When planning the layout and material cutting, is it okay to leave a distance of 100 mm between the trays in the ammonia vaporization tower and the circumferential seams of the cylinder?

Reply #22011-02-21

Additional diameter: 2200mm

Reply #32011-02-25

No problem. Generally, holes drilled in the tower body should be positioned at least about 200 mm away from welds. For welding, it’s sufficient to keep a distance of 100 mm.

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