Should water features be installed in the chemical plant area to enhance its aesthetics?
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I recently worked on a project; the client’s company is located in Guangdong and is engaged in the production of metal powders, with chemical processes involved in the initial stages as well. A new factory complex is now being built, and the owner wants to install numerous pools within it, surrounding the factory buildings with water in a manner that resembles the style of Zhouzhuang and Hongcun; this concept is known as a \"park-style factory\". But I still feel it’s not good, yet I can’t come up with any strong arguments against it. Could everyone help analyze what the advantages and disadvantages are?
This post was last edited by Dedication on 2021-2-5 09:20. The advantages and disadvantages in terms of technology and operation are not clear, but seeing this chemical plant, a garden-style chemical plant, is indeed impressive. It is a soda ash and ammonium chloride production complex with an annual output of 1 million tons of soda ash and 1 million tons of ammonium chloride
What unit? The planning and design are excellent, but once materials leak, it will cause widespread contamination of water bodies
It is necessary to consider, based on the specific chemical products, whether they are prone to leakage, as well as the risks and hazards associated with such leakage. The downside is these issues, while the advantage is that it helps to improve the environment and raises the happiness levels of employees in chemical companies
Which company is this? It really changed my perspective:o