What is the difference between the insulation ring at the top of a tower and the insulation pins on its head? ?

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This post was last edited by loveparents on 2012-4-17 at 11:28. 1. According to the technical specifications for tower design HG 20652-1998, a \"tower top insulation ring (Type II)\\" is installed at the tower top head; its function is to secure the insulation material surrounding that head. In some current devices, insulation nails arranged evenly are often used on the head, and most of those I’ve seen are made of L-shaped round steel. It seems to me that both types of structures serve the same purpose. Could someone with more expertise explain the differences between these two structures and in what situations each one is suitable? 2. In HG 20652-1998, there are no holes in the ring plates of Type I insulation rings – how should the insulation material be fixed?

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