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What do you all think of this kind of bracket?
Self-made adjustable support; it’s fine for supports with low loads
What the hell is this? I can’t see the image clearly, nor can I tell what needs to be asked
I’m sorry, the screenshot isn’t clear. I just want to ask what purpose such a bracket serves; is it appropriate to simply weld a screw in place, or are there better methods?
Adjustable bracket, seemingly used at the pump inlet; once the height of the bracket is set, the bolts should be welded in place to prevent loosening
It seems to be designed intentionally, rather than being some \"innovation\" by the construction party – which is clearly irregular. Of course, there are better ways: use spring supports
Is it convenient for adjusting the pump outlet? After adjustment, weld it in place; it can be ground open again when the pump is under maintenance
It’s not about adjusting the pump nozzle; rather, it’s about aligning the elevations of the inlet and outlet pipes and positioning the nozzle correctly. Generally, these adjustments are made during the installation phase and remain unchanged thereafter. By the time it’s necessary to make any changes, the bolts are likely to be rusted. If adjustments really do need to be made, the spot welds will have to be removed first
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