Genset metal frame supports?
I've just purchased a ChangFa 22hp diesel engine and a 10Kw head. I'm
about to fab a metal base from 4" channel. I am planning on making it a permanent installation, i.e. not a mobile genset. I was going to use a concrete form (tube) to make a few footers that rise above ground a foot or so and wanted to mount the metal frame to the concrete footers, the remaining floor in the lean-to that will house the genset will be finished with landscape fabric and crushed rock. Would I need to isolate the metal frame from the concrete footers with some kind of rubber bumpers, i.e. motor mounts? The genset weighs in around #1000 lbs. Any ideas on a good way to fab the metal frame to prevent racking, other than just a rect. with a few crossmembers to support the engine and head? How would I go about using cross bracing? Thanks. -- A7N8X-Deluxe, AMD XP2500+ (Un-locked) 2x256mb Crucial PC3200 DDR ram Palit-Daytona Ti4200/64M AGP |
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