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【Haichuan Equipment Guessing Game】What is the purpose of that cone-shaped protrusion on the foundation bolts of large-scale equipment?

2021-07-01View Original

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While watching a report on the lifting of a large structure, I noticed that there was a sharp cone at the top of the foundation bolts used for that structure. What is the purpose of this sharp cone? ?
Reply #22021-07-01
The 【Haichuan Equipment Guessing】 series is being updated continuously in 2021; all Haichuan community members are welcome to participate actively! https://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-2079686-1-1.html (Source: Haichuan Chemical Forum – Huahai Chuanliu)
Reply #32021-07-01
Facilitates bolt penetration and provides guidance
Reply #42021-07-01
It can’t be right; why is one of those adjacent ones missing?
Reply #52021-07-01
I also think it’s convenient to drill holes for the foot bolts; there are too many bolts, making it difficult to drive them in. There’s no need to have one of each
Reply #62021-07-01
It’s not necessary to have them all; in most cases, installation goes smoothly after alignment, and having them all is not even beneficial
Reply #72021-07-01
How is this cone installed on the anchor bolts? Drilling or threading? ? ?
Reply #82021-07-01
To facilitate alignment with the bolt holes and guide the descent?

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