How to repair local deformation in tower equipment?

2015-10-25View Original

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How to repair local deformation in tower equipment?

Reply #22015-10-26

Since the equipment has suffered local deformation, the material must have shifted from elastic to plastic deformation, resulting in a deterioration of the properties of that local area. Therefore, in principle, it is necessary to replace the part that is deformed, that is, to replace the sections or end caps in the deformed area.

Reply #32015-10-26

I agree with the opinion above; the material has definitely shifted from elastic to plastic deformation, resulting in a deterioration of the local material properties.

Reply #42015-10-30

Agree with the view on the second floor; remember not to force correction

Reply #52015-11-01

Agree with the comment above. However, it should be handled according to the deformation area: small repairs for minor issues, and replacement for larger ones.

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