Problems discovered during the acceptance of packed towers
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Attachment 1: The grids on which the foam-breaking nets are placed are widely spaced and have obvious welding marks. ； Attachments 2, 3, 4: The grille on which the foam netting was placed was not well supported. Later, the construction team relied on manpower to pull it onto the bracket. But will it fall off again during production? Are there specific standards for installing this type of grille? Annex 5: The wire mesh above the packing gland (i.e. grille) or under the distributor is not close to the grille. What if the filler escapes from the gap?
I have some useful information with pictures, I hope you can give me some advice.
I can only say that the construction company used by the poster is Sanwu products! Not even the supervisor!
If you have any questions, you must raise them. Otherwise, if something goes wrong after driving, you will still be the one who suffers.
If you have any questions, you must raise them. Otherwise, if something goes wrong after driving, you will still be the one who suffers.
This depends on how the design documents are stipulated and whether it matches the actual structure.
The inspection must be based on the design drawings, otherwise there will be no basis and the manufacturing unit will not approve it.
The construction was definitely not carried out according to the design. Will you give acceptance to such a project that cuts corners?"
This is basically put forward and solved.
Hey, a certain construction company won a bid for a certain petrochemical product at a low price. I won’t talk about it, you know.
Yes, when I asked the technician of the construction team, he said to look at the drawings, just like a primary school student doing a puzzle, just follow your own feelings.