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【Haichuan Equipment Installation】After the alignment of static equipment is completed, should secondary grouting be done using cement mortar or grouting material?

2018-10-26View Original

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After the static equipment is installed and aligned, should secondary grouting be done using cement mortar or grouting compound? ------------------------------------------------------------------ Is this specified by regulations, required by the client, or dictated by the design requirements? ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Everyone is welcome to participate in the following series of sharing discussions; clicking on the link will take you there. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- This is a compilation post for the 【Guess the Haichuan Equipment】 series – all Haichuan community members are encouraged to join in! https://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-2079686-1-1.html (Source: Haichuan Chemical Industry Forum) Summary post for the 【Haichuan. Pioneers in the Chemical Industry】 series. https://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1842627-1-1.html (Source: Haichuan Chemical Industry Forum) Everyone is welcome to support the activities in the leisure section; just click on the link below to access it. There’s also a link to Haichuan Leisure Section – Food and Tourism Edition, which offers online travel experiences for the National Day holiday. Rules for the first “Love Haichuan, Love Photography” competition focused on chemical industry-related photography. Summary post for the 【Haichuan Modular Installation Discussion】 thread; everyone is welcome to participate in the discussions! https://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1773168-1-1.html (Source: Haichuan Chemical Industry Forum Website)
Reply #22018-10-26
It seems that grouting material should be used....
Reply #32018-10-26
You rely on intuition just like I do; are there any standard requirements? Let professional marine enthusiasts answer this
Reply #42018-10-26
Now that the forum has been redesigned, many sections have been merged, making it impossible to discuss topics and fostering no sense of community. I’m afraid that for this grouting issue in static equipment (vessels, boilers, towers), it will be difficult to find professionals who can provide an answer even on the online forums.
Reply #52018-10-26
I think it would be useful to create a section for construction and installation in the production area or equipment area, where these issues can be discussed collectively, along with engineering and technical matters. @Cleaner @68ZCW
Reply #62018-10-31
GB50461 – it’s worth taking a look at
Reply #72018-10-31
Noted, GB50461. Thank you
Reply #82018-10-31
SHT\HGT also has relevant construction quality acceptance specifications. The content is pretty much the same.
Reply #92018-11-02
Thank you for the answer. But it doesn’t seem like there is any requirement to conduct experiments at the construction site right now
Reply #102019-02-06
It is related to the design drawings, the thickness of the reserved grouting layer, and also to the properties of the equipment. For example, with ordinary static equipment, if a grouting layer of about 5 cm is reserved, cement mortar is also suitable.

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