Centrifugal pump foundation
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Can a steel structure be used for the foundation of a centrifugal pump? Are there any relevant standards? ?
There isn’t a specific standard for the base; as long as it meets the requirements specified in the pump’s installation instructions, it should be fine.
According to the SHT3057-2007 standard, a concrete foundation is required; can a steel frame foundation be used instead?
If a steel frame is used as the foundation, how is it constructed, and are there any relevant standards?
I’ve never seen steel structure foundations; the pumps installed on the steel frames of the second and third floors in our factory are all mounted on concrete foundations. If anyone has such examples, it would be great if they could share some pictures
I’ve never seen steel structure foundations; the pumps installed on the steel frames of the second and third floors in our factory are all mounted on concrete foundations. If anyone has such examples, it would be great if they could share some pictures
The steel structure doesn’t have good shock absorption; using shock-absorbing pads should work!
Even steel structures use steel supports, while the foundation remains concrete
It depends on the size of your pump; as long as it can be calculated, it will work