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This refined oil tank seems a bit different from those in other tank farms; covered with a black \"cape,\" it looks particularly stylish and impressive!
For the tank maintenance project at Sinopec Qingdao’s refined oil storage area, prevention measures against spread were formulated based on the actual conditions on site. The anti-diffusion nets are arranged as an inner layer around the scaffolding used for rust removal and corrosion protection work, and as an outer layer along the wind-resistant platform on the top of the tank; this helps to prevent dust and paint mist from spreading in the air, thereby enabling green construction practices.
Harry Potter’s Dark Robe Mage – primarily an attacker, but also dedicated to environmental protection! ;P
With such a large space, taking measures to prevent dust and VOCs shows that the implementing party has put in effort, and this approach is worth promoting.
Yes, yes, it’s really not easy!
It’s really not easy to carry such a large cloak.
Such actions are praiseworthy! It can be said that this achieves clean and civilized construction. I don’t know whether their rust removal and spraying tasks are done manually or mechanically; if they use manual grinding and spraying, then a ventilation system is also necessary
Those who are able to take such measures are indeed doing so with care. Furthermore, when the owner or client enters into discussions regarding the project and signs cooperation agreements, there are likely to be stipulations in place, as well as provisions for covering various costs related to safety, environmental protection, and occupational health measures
For such large storage tanks, rust removal and spraying are likely to be carried out mainly using machinery, with some manual work in certain areas. If it is done by manual grinding or spraying, a large amount of scaffolding will be needed, making the workload extremely heavy. However, a ventilation system should be installed during the construction process.