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2017-09-27View Original

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This post was last edited by jacques0920 on 2017-9-28 at 15:16. Hello everyone, may I ask whether the insulation layer installation for the tower is carried out after or before its overall lifting? It seems that things will be very difficult from now on. Thank you!
Reply #22017-09-27
The insulation work for towers is generally carried out after the tower has been lifted into place and installed. Only before lifting, the fixtures on the tower required for insulation should be welded first.
Reply #32017-09-28
It seems this one will be lifted after the insulation work is completed.
Reply #42017-09-28
The old method of installing the tower first and then adding insulation is costly and time-consuming. These days, the towers are installed after the ground is covered with insulation material
Reply #52017-09-28
If the insulation work is done without increasing the crane rating, it’s better to go straight for that solution; if the insulation work results in an increase in the crane rating, then economic feasibility needs to be considered
Reply #62017-10-10
It is generally carried out after the tower is lifted and installed in place
Reply #72017-10-12
This issue cannot be concluded definitively. Judging from the external structure of the equipment, the method of lifting it, and the impact of subsequent installation tasks, a solitary, bare tower will definitely be insulated before lifting, but such cases are very rare

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