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We seemed to have had discussions 2 or 3 years ago regarding the use of drones in the chemical industry.
Did you find it inspiring from the discussion I initiated?
It’s really good; one should study hard*.
Well, I believe it. Drones are now being widely used in an increasing number of fields.
I thought of a topic: are drones explosion-proof? How can drones be used in explosion-proof areas? Is there a certain height threshold beyond which a place is no longer considered an explosion-proof area?
Drones are powered by batteries, so they probably don’t have explosion protection. As for explosion-proof areas, according to the regulations, there are only restrictions on the planar area, with no height restrictions. There are probably two reasons for this: first, the higher one goes, the stronger the air convection becomes, making it difficult for flammable gases to accumulate ； On the other hand, if there is an emergency, the pilot would not let the drone fly at low altitude either.
What you say makes sense. Is this considered a new requirement for this new era? Should the revision standards be taken into consideration? Also, the pilot you mentioned. Which department should be responsible for managing this? Is it the Administration Department, the Production Department, or the Maintenance Management Department? Also, should this drone operation be outsourced?
It seems that Sinopec has already adopted it on a large scale
I’ll tell you for sure. According to my friend, Zhenhai Refining & Chemical and Qilu No.2 Chemical Plant both use drones for professional inspections carried out by their own teams.
It’s not that I guessed correctly; it’s something I saw in the news. ---------------------------------------------------------------- Do you think any of them were in Shanghai two years ago?