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When installing the compressor, the factory building is not enclosed. Do you guys know how to deal with that? What kind of protection is needed? There are no wall panels in the middle anymore……
Will transparent materials such as tempered glass be installed in the area left open for lighting purposes? It definitely can’t be installed if it’s not sealed; with wind and clouds moving around, even a little dust is not good.
This room is a semi-enclosed, semi-open type of factory space, designed primarily for safety purposes, allowing it to effectively prevent the accumulation of flammable and explosive gases; Additionally, it can also save on construction costs. For installation, it can be carried out in accordance with the management model for open-plan factories. These days, many large-scale units are installed outdoors; as long as proper dust prevention measures are taken, that’s sufficient
Just ensure good dust prevention. What medium is your compressor using?
The medium is acrylic (there aren’t enough bytes, there aren’t enough bytes, there aren’t enough bytes, there aren’t enough bytes)
There’s a road right next to it, so dust will be an issue in the future... To prevent dust, should we cover the gaps in the factory building with plastic sheeting or something similar?
There is no transparent part; the upper gap has blinds, while the lower gap is empty.
The gaps can increase the transparency of the tiles to allow more light in, and they can also prevent dust from entering
What is the medium used by the compressor in this compression plant? If it’s a toxic gas, such a design might be intended to prevent gas leaks. Also, is the compressor driven by a turbine? If it is driven by a turbine, this design can also be used to reduce the temperature inside the plant!