【Haichuan Equipment Guessing Game】Made great contributions to solving food and clothing issues; taken apart after 60 years of service
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It seems to be equipment from an old fertilizer plant; is it a carbonization tower?
There’s some inexplicable fondness for such large devices:P
It is a synthetic device of elegant design
I only know it’s a fertilizer factory; I can’t guess what exactly it is. That being said, the development of the fertilizer industry has indeed greatly increased food production and solved the problem of food supply for the Chinese people.
I can only tell that it’s a tower:L But this core structure is really impressive – there are reinforcing ribs on the outside, and an additional layer of tubular sections inside, with more ribs within those tubular sections:D From the photos, it doesn’t seem very tall; was it really necessary to go to such lengths to reinforce the core structure? ;P Safety first, ah
We need to take into account the design standards and material production capabilities of that time@gn_1984 Please help answer this