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How can production facilities with high fire risk be greened?

2009-09-03View Original

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How can production facilities with high fire risk be greened?
Reply #22009-09-03
When landscaping areas with high fire hazards, it is necessary to plant evergreen trees; otherwise, during winter, such trees can easily contribute to the spread of fires. Hehe, that’s just my opinion
Reply #32009-09-04
Hehe, usually people ask what kind of plants are best for greening a certain chemical plant or facility. Greening cannot solve fire prevention issues. If you insist on asking, in my opinion, the trees used for landscaping should not be too tall, and their branches and leaves should not be too dense; otherwise, it will be difficult to observe the fire situation when firefighting is needed.
Reply #42009-09-04
That was the case at the large chemical company where I used to work: around the production units with high levels of risk, there were fire lanes, and the area between those lanes and the roads was not landscaped; it was covered with gravel, and any grass that grew there had to be removed.

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