Tower inspection hole
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Inspection holes are generally provided on the skirt of a tower. What is the purpose of these inspection holes, and what function do they serve? Everyone can talk about it
It is convenient for inspections such as checking for leaks at the openings in the end caps, or verifying whether there are any leaks in the welds of the connecting ducts, as well as for carrying out maintenance tasks.
If the skirt seat is at a relatively high height, should a ladder be installed?
I agree with the sofa’s view; generally, the skirt seat isn’t very tall.
That’s normal; this time, the height of the skirt base of one of the towers is abnormally high, over 30 meters. What special considerations do you think are needed?
If that’s the case, then an operating platform is also required internally. Ladders generally do not need to be installed inside; external platforms usually come equipped with ladders.
Ours is up to 3-4 meters long; with a long probe, it’s possible to see what’s inside. Generally, it’s used to check whether there are any leaks in the pipelines and flanges connected to the tower bottom.
Of course, it involves checking the connections of pipelines and other components inside the skirt base, and carrying out repairs promptly when necessary.
Of course, it involves checking the connections of pipelines and other components inside the skirt base, and carrying out repairs promptly when necessary. The skirt bases we use are not very tall, except for those with external equipment attached to them.