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2010-03-18View Original

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How can pollution be reduced during cleaning, pipeline prefabrication, and installation? Please, experts, share some useful tips
Reply #22010-03-18
First of all, prefabrication must be done properly, especially for longer pipelines – they need to be prefabricated thoroughly. The grooves at the pipe ends that require welding must be prepared before cleaning. Welding should be carried out using TIG welding in all cases; after cleaning and drying, the pipes should be sealed immediately, and it is important to ensure that the seals remain intact during transportation after cleaning. In fact, reducing pollution is quite simple – the key lies in monitoring the implementation process. There is also a conflict between project timeline and quality
Reply #32010-03-18
2# zjiris Thank you so much! But it’s a bit difficult to implement; there are not many people, and the construction workers do a rather shoddy job!
Reply #42010-03-18
That’s why I say the key lies in monitoring the implementation process. There is also a conflict between schedule and quality; a shortage of workers isn’t a problem – what’s important is to establish rules for the construction companies so that they don’t act recklessly

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