Take a look at the “cutting-edge technology” on the device: 33 – the serrated grid
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This post was last edited by The wise are enlightened on 2021-1-20 at 18:43. In the face of the recent days of severe cold and snowstorms, the serrated grid platforms and steps installed as part of the standardized renovation of the storage plant’s tank areas have proven to be very useful, earning high praise from the operators. For more \"cutting-edge technologies\", please check out: Explore the series of \"cutting-edge technologies\" on that device at https://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-3056492-1-1.html (Source: Haichuan Chemical Industry Forum)
Case: A petrochemical company, during standardization improvements and maintenance work, carried out unified renovations on the ladder platforms on more than 40 storage tanks in its facility, as well as on the walkways surrounding these tanks and the circular platforms on their tops. All of the original patterned stair treads were replaced with serrated grid-style treads. Although it was challenging, the company persisted in ensuring that labor protection facilities were upgraded whenever there were changes to the storage tanks. The serrated steel grating **increases friction at the bottom, prevents snow and water from accumulating, thus providing effective anti-slip performance and ensuring safety on a fundamental level; it also achieves intrinsic safety while reducing the amount of snow removal work required by operators.
These days, it’s rare to see structural designs that use patterned plates as steps or platforms; grid plates are generally used instead. However, serrated grid plates yield even better results!
It’s not exactly black; it just works very well.
As you said, our devices use grid plates; I’m not familiar with this type
Production facilities usually don’t feature much high technology, but “solving problems is innovation.”
Case 2: This is a contrary case. Of course, this unit is encouraged head-on to \"fight against the severe cold and snowstorms\". After the heavy snow, workers cleared the snow from the platforms and escalators.
To prevent slipping due to ice, salt is also spread after shoveling the snow.
Friends who see this post are advised to suggest to the management of our unit that the patterned panels be replaced with serrated grid panels, thereby reducing the need for snow clearance after snowfall. Most importantly, it will ensure the safety of the workers who conduct inspections, as they won’t have to worry about slipping.