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Removal of the insulation layer from the turbine of the MAN Turbine 60,000 air separation unit

2016-06-16View Original

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The company’s 60,000 capacity air separation unit needs maintenance, which requires the removal of the insulation layer from the turbine. Colleagues with relevant experience have provided valuable suggestions; thank you!
Reply #22016-06-16
Removing for maintenance is no problem; the key question is whether insulation will still be in place after the maintenance How to protect?
Reply #32016-06-16
Can’t we reinstall it just as it was before?
Reply #42016-06-18
There will inevitably be some discrepancies when removing and reinstalling; make proper markings and have a professional do it.
Reply #52016-09-27
The removal of insulation follows a pattern; just make proper markings.
Reply #62016-09-30
Make sure to take notes and take photos from all angles. That’s exactly what we did last year – we disassembled and assembled it ourselves.

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