Construction quality of lining bricks in the inlet ducts of the three towers
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Experts, I took two photos of a tower construction site the day before yesterday. Please advise me – I think there are some issues: 1. The gaps between the bricks are quite large. 2. The bricks should not be laid horizontally but vertically. 3. Special-shaped bricks should be used instead of standard ones. 4. The quality of the construction is not very good
Hehe, please feel free to correct me, everyone!
A piece of asbestos board should be placed first; otherwise, if the lining leaks later, it will be impossible to apply glue.
Hehe, the bricks are used in the standard brick construction method; all the bricks at the top are stuck to the metal plate there with mortar. I guess asbestos sheets aren’t used because there’s a risk of them falling off!
Really drunk – this is a great deal of confidence in the corrosion resistance of the stainless steel casing!
Hehe, upon further thought, it might be possible to add another layer of masonry with a thickness of 113 in this area after installing the smoke ducts
The most common 304; no lining is needed for the alloy either
The use of a lining arch is a form of false arch, and the lining is prone to problems
Hehe, that’s a good term – “false arch”; it’s the standard term for a ‘false arch’’