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[Discussion Thread 52] Methods to Prevent Deformation During the Transportation of Tower Containers

2019-04-29View Original

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bg4.png【Discussion Thread 52】In tower-type containers: 8.5.4 The manufacturer shall take reinforcement measures to prevent the segmented cylinders from deforming during transportation. What are the common methods used for providing reinforcement and support during transportation? What other methods are generally used to prevent deformation during transportation?
Reply #22019-04-29
An additional saddle is added on the outside, and steel pipe supports are added on the inside
Reply #32019-04-29
Design transportation fixtures suitable for the equipment!
Reply #42019-04-29
I agree with the opinion from the second floor; for transportation, it’s necessary to find suitable vehicles, such as ultra-low flatbed trucks. U-shaped saddles equivalent to the diameter of the tower should be placed on the truck bed to secure the equipment and prevent it from rolling!
Reply #52019-04-30
This post was last edited by wanlirn on 2019-4-30 at 18:51. Just use sandbags to create a groove that covers about half a circle; if the bags aren’t thick enough, use two layers. Never fill them completely – having most of the bag filled is sufficient. It’s more effective than anything else. I wouldn’t tell ordinary people about this, haha… it’s no longer a secret. Many companies are using it. The hundreds of long guns and short cannons our company has supplied have worked without any problems

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