Take down the gate

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There isn’t enough steam in the workshop, so I thought of running another steam pipe from the boiler room. The design institute was consulted, and based on the existing steam pipes, a slightly smaller pipe was drawn to run directly from the boiler room through the external utility corridor to the workshop. After some time, the design institute called and said, “The original steam pipes lack compensation; it is necessary to install compensation devices, namely bellows expansion joints.” ““We used π compensation before!” “That won’t work!” We tried to argue further, but the boss said there wasn’t enough time; whatever, the bellows can be used as is – it’s not that expensive anyway. After purchasing the bellows, it needs to be installed; if any problems arise, since it is a multi-layer pipe corridor, the steam pipes will collide with other pipes once they are straightened out. Moreover, the original π-compensation mechanism was set up at the logistics door to allow for climbing, but now it needs to be made straight; as a result, there isn’t enough space below for vehicles to pass through. After reporting this issue to the design institute, an amazing response came: “How about you block the door?” ” The boss flew into a rage: “I think we’d better tear down the main gate!” ”