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Problems of theft prevention and corrosion protection for transmission line towers! Does anyone have a good method? Suggestions!
I’ve never encountered such a problem; is it necessary?
These kinds of problems are very common, but there’s no good solution! :L
People have been studying this issue for a long time with no success; all that remains is to improve education
It is recommended to apply a layer of strong adhesive to the iron tower, which can both prevent corrosion and deter theft. :lol
Towers don’t need to be anti-theft, right? It can only be protected by law. Corrosion protection can be considered, such as anti-corrosion coatings.
Give the anti-theft bags for the telegraph poles to local residents, as it is mostly the residents living in the vicinity who carry out theft; by paying them a certain amount, it will surely be possible to keep an eye on those bags
Experts have raised this issue for a long time, but there are no good solutions. It’s impossible to prevent theft, while corrosion can be prevented by using quality materials – though such materials are quite expensive
:victory: Get a large security net
Install a camera in each tower, even if it’s fake, and put up a sign that says: Come in if you want free photos
Coated with glass fiber anti-corrosion paint, the iron tower was dismantled; the glass fiber dust caused extreme itching in the thieves, as indicated by the notices.
Some people even dare to steal iron towers; they really have no fear for their lives
Cold-galvanized metal is prone to corrosion; hot-d galvanizing is a better option. As for theft prevention... without electricity supply, someone can be assigned to watch over it on-site; once electricity is supplied... no one will steal it anymore! ~