How to drain the liquid that leaks onto the platform and rainwater
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This post was last edited by jacques0920 on 2017-5-25 07:45. Hello everyone, how can the liquid that leaks onto the platform and rainwater be removed? Are there any funnels or something used to create a slope? Thank you.
Now many platforms use grid panels; identify the areas where water tends to accumulate and make a hole there:shutup:
Grill plates are not necessary; if it’s a patterned plate, holes should be drilled at the lowest point.
What are they talking about upstairs? In the case of offshore platforms, there are water collection points, along with funnels that collect rainwater. This water usually goes into an open discharge system, where there is a tank for the initial separation of oil and water; after that, the water is discharged, while the oil is sent to a closed discharge tank. Go and check the \"Guidelines for Ocean Engineering Design\" specifically~
You are referring to the enclosed platform required by current standards, right? Usually, a funnel is used to direct rainwater into the ground drains. Such designs will be reflected in the structural diagram, and the pipes used can be welded steel pipes.
Generally, an opening is made at the lowest point, with a pipe leading into the container.
When it rains, pay attention to the areas where water collects and mark them; drill holes there when you have time.
Generally speaking, the platform of the tower can be designed with a certain slope, where the outer perimeter is slightly higher and the inner part near the tower is slightly lower. When welding the anti-fall barriers on the inner platform, it’s not necessary to weld them completely; instead, leave a small gap at intervals
I saw ones that were made as reverse flow channels, and then turned into rainwater pipes leading underground
As basically mentioned above, make an opening at the lowest point on the platform; we commonly call this a \"tear hole\". Mark that lowest point – if it’s a concrete platform, it’s best to create a slope there so that water can flow away from that area