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Can the tower skirt be disconnected, using bolt connections?

2020-05-16View Original

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Since the tower’s welded skirt is too long to transport, can it be separated and connected using bolts? I have made very few tower structures; I hope the experts here can offer some guidance. Thank you!
Reply #22020-05-16
It can be transported in sections to the site and welded there.
Reply #32020-05-16
Segmenting the tower can easily result in hazardous sections; it is not recommended – it is better to transport it to the site for welding.
Reply #42020-05-17
It’s best if the designer steps in to make the corrections; tower units connected with bolts have been seen before. But it can’t be changed arbitrarily, right? What kind of design approval procedures are needed here? For reference.
Reply #52020-05-17
This is different from the connection using anchor bolts and the bottom of the skirt; the anchor bolts are buried deep. In this case, since the parts in the middle of the skirt are connected by bolts, a flange structure is needed, which isn’t very reliable

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