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【Haichuan Expands Horizons】See how it’s done in practice for vertebra manipulation

2021-12-15View Original

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In fact, the Chinese talk about rules
Reply #22021-12-16
This method has always been used on site
Reply #32021-12-16
The 【Haichuan Equipment Guessing】 series is being updated continuously in 2021; all Haichuan fans are welcome to participate actively! https://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-2079686-1-1.html (Source: Haichuan Chemical Industry Forum)
Reply #42021-12-16
Cones are generally made in factories, right?
Reply #52021-12-17
This is the construction team that is building the sink on site; it’s 6 mm thick
Reply #62021-12-17
You are referring to the vertebral bodies of pressure vessels; many non-standard, atmospheric-pressure ones are manufactured on-site
Reply #72021-12-17
Yes, it is assembled and welded by using fan-shaped cut pieces, and finally the joints are sealed with chain blocks
Reply #82021-12-17
This post was last edited by chen/74 on 2021-12-17 21:23. It’s generally not done this way, as the conical tip is difficult to control. If a pure cone is designed without an opening at the top, a frustum of a cone plus a small cone are created separately and then welded together.

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