Are there any regulations or standards that require anti-corrosion treatment for workshop floors?
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Are there any regulations or standards that require anti-corrosion treatment for workshop floors?
It depends on the materials in contact; the specifics vary
Mainly for acids, marble grout is used with special acid-resistant materials
Now **there are regulations requiring factories to have anti-seepage designs. Anti-corrosion design for the workshop floor is essential. There was an instance where the resin regeneration water pipeline at a plant’s desalination station was leaking. The workers considered it a minor issue; over time, a small hole formed in the concrete floor, but beneath that concrete the area had become corroded and hollow, which led to the tilting and collapse of the equipment foundation.
What was said on the 5th floor is very accurate. With the hydrochloric acid used in our company, the corrosion of the ground surface isn’t severe; however, once it penetrates the soil layer beneath the surface, the ground collapses. But the damage isn’t that serious – only the foundation of the equipment settles a bit. Later, the area was backfilled to provide corrosion protection
Could you let me know which document is relevant? Thank you!
It’s necessary; it’s best to build a cofferdam, and once that’s done inside, it will be fine
Hello everyone, I’m not asking about the methods to do this; rather, I’m wondering if there are any standards or documents that require anti-corrosion treatment for floors