【Haichuan Equipment Guessing Game】What are those hooks in a row used for?
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This is a device whose head is designed with insulation; it has hooks, as indicated in mark 1. But what is mark 2? It’s the insulation support ring. Does this design reduce the amount of work required?
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This post was last edited by yechao25038 on 2019-1-4 13:43. Insulation support? ----------------- It is indeed a thermal insulation support. Similar supports were designed before, but those were made by bending sheets into a Z shape for riveting purposes; they were quite simple and inexpensive: lol. It looks like a round rod in the picture?
It should be a hanging ring for insulated cladding. Similar to this in the picture.
Why isn’t it on the shell? Does the shell not provide insulation?
I don’t know about number two. When I saw you asking me about “number two”, I thought you were referring to my intelligence level haha:lol
The art of language is profound and complex; please forgive me if I am unclear
Why is the sheet metal bent into a Z shape? Can round steel be used instead? Why is it necessary to use a Z shape – why not an L shape?