What role does floor paving play in production?
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Is it to prevent rainwater from seeping underground, or is there some other reason?
There are also features that facilitate inspection and operation, etc
Prevents rainwater leakage, facilitates operation and inspection, prevents gas accumulation, is neat and aesthetically pleasing, and is easy to clean. . . . . .
If rainwater seeps in, well, it’s fine; it shouldn’t have much of an impact. I think the main thing is to prevent stepping in mud. I mean, why does this question seem so weird?
Are some of the reasons for not adopting it simply to save money?
I saw roads paved with stones. Mainly, the regulations specifically mention paving. I used to think that paving was standard, but now it seems the regulations don’t require it
It depends; some pavements are designed for corrosion resistance (I’ve seen ones made of acid-resistant bricks)