What is this tower?
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It would be best to take a look at how the process flow diagram of your equipment is named; it would be great if you could provide a cross-sectional view or a schematic diagram. The towers named by the chemical engineering institute are required to have certain combined functions.
The lower coil is used for heating, while there is cooling in the middle; it must be some kind of distillation equipment.
Let’s not even talk about what kind of tower it is; such reckless construction is simply unbelievable. The transportation packaging used by the equipment manufacturers is fine, but at the construction site there aren’t even any supports – are the flange surfaces supposed to rest directly on the ground to support the equipment?
Hahaha, I think it's fine to give criticism.
The implementation of civilized construction on site needs to be strengthened urgently; P