A cold wave is coming in – how’s it doing where you are?
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bk01.jpg The recent wave of cold weather has affected most of China. The gasket on one of our valve flanges froze and cracked, and the valve cover was also leaking slightly; however, the issue has been resolved (the gasket was replaced and the valve cover was tightened). How is the market for anti-freezing devices where you are? Have there been any accidents or safety incidents? Stop hiding in there; come out and cheer! :lol:lol
The cold wave hasn’t been felt yet, but the wind is quite biting. :'(:'( I saw that the puddles on the ground had frozen over, and everything with the device was fine. Looking forward to further cooling down, so I can see the ice skates on the equipment area and pipe galleries. . . :lol
The water in our bathroom has frozen :(:'(
We were lucky; the installation was shut down in December and would not be in operation before the New Year. The anti-freezing and anti-condensation measures were completed before the temperature dropped.
It’s icy and snowy here; it has been snowing for 3 days in a row, with about 20 cm of snow falling on the first day alone
It’s minus eight or nine degrees there, and the tap water doesn’t flow
The wind here is quite strong; there are several instruments on the windward side, and the pressure guide tubes became frozen and blocked. We wrapped insulating tubes around them again and increased the thickness of the insulation
Generally, the lowest temperatures recorded are not even 0 degrees.
If there is no continuous flow of water or no anti-freezing measures, it will freeze.
It came so suddenly that it was impossible to defend against. The concept of thrift also does not allow this to be done. The teacher also said that turning on and off a bulb with a low wattage count once a day consumes more electricity than leaving it on all day long; the constant switching still results in energy waste.