Dust, water, and rodent protection for DCS control rooms and operation rooms
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As the title suggests, how to do it well – design specifications for control rooms
It should be made into a sealed system, without windows or with sealed windows; a mouse barrier should be installed at the entrance, and static-dissipative floor tiles should be used – slippers or shoe covers are necessary when entering
I saw a control room that was built like a bunker
Mice are running around in our server room every day, and we can’t stop them:dizzy:
Catch a female mouse and throw it outside the control room; within a few days, the male mice in the control room will come out as well. Then a male rat is introduced, and within a few days, all the female rats from the control room come out.
Can changing shoes or using shoe covers prevent rats? ?
Can changing shoes or using shoe covers prevent rats? ?
HGT20508-2014
Hehe. . . The factory used to keep slippers in the control room, but since everyone wore them, it caused problems; unfortunately, one woman ended up contracting athlete’s foot, and she complained a lot. She went to the workshop supervisor and insisted that everyone be checked to see who had athlete’s foot. Hehe. . . These shoe covers are completely useless; when working on instruments on site, the tasks are carried out in a hurry, and it’s even a very dangerous process. The stress of having to put on these shoe covers and then take them off again is like having a gun stuck in your backside. Keeping all control rooms dust-free relies entirely on regular maintenance and cleaning, such as mopping and dust removal. Instead of these strange family matters. If you don’t go in in time and lock the control room door for a month or two, when you finally go in, you’ll find it covered in dust. Here, it’s basically done once or two times a week to maintain the humidity in the control room.
This is a huge problem; in fact, there are only a few solutions available. The cable is armored, so it’s not damaged by rats.