guide wire calculations for an incinerator
guide wire calculations for an incinerator
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The base ring of the incinerator is corroded and I am trying to find the minimum thickness I need to reinforce the base plate without taking the incinerator down. There are guide wires keeping the incinerator in place. I do not have much experience in dealing with guide wires. Any help is much appreciated.






RE: guide wire calculations for an incinerator
There is a very good chapter on guyed stacks in DIN 4133.
Do not remove any of guys in the incinerator for any extended period. When the incinerator shaks the base can fail by fatigue. You also need a qualified structural engineer, unless you are one yourself, to mess around with the base plate. In the absence of calculation I suggest do not use plate thinner than the existing design in any replacement. It is likely that you will need to engineer some stabilising measures while carrying out remedial work on the base plate.
RE: guide wire calculations for an incinerator
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“Bbird” has you on the right track. It can be done but it all needs to be engineered as stated. We had to rework the bottom of 6 stacks 125' tall due to a change in design. The stacks were designed for 105 mph and had to reworked to withstand 135 mph.