Open holes in the floor slabs to prevent the accumulation of hazardous gases
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Recently, the factory underwent renovations, and it was discovered that hydrogen gas, the reactant gas, was accumulating in the dead zones located above the reactor – those areas formed by the crossbeams on the lower surface of the upper floor slabs. It is planned to make holes in these dead zones to prevent the accumulation of hydrogen. Making such holes is not difficult, but it will affect the overall aesthetics of the structure. Do anyone have any good suggestions or ideas? Let’s have an active discussion to see if we can find a solution that won’t significantly affect the overall aesthetics. Thank you in advance, everyone
It seems that making an opening is also an option; there’s nothing unsightly about creating an opening on the roof
Draw a giant panda with openings for the eyes and mouth; paint the area around the eyes black to give it a panda-like appearance. . Isn’t it pretty good?:lol
The specific plan will be decided by the boss; there’s quite a lot of space above the main floor slabs, and if openings are made, everything will be exposed
Can grid steel plates be installed?
Sure, but we will only make a small hole – the grating steel plate is too large compared to that hole