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Water supply and drainage issues

2021-04-29View Original

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How to raise the water supply point for flushing the floors in chemical plants? Is it still necessary to provide water supply points for floor washing on the concrete second floor? Is drainage a floor drain? Isn’t it because the floor isn’t waterproofed, so water leaks through directly?
Reply #22021-04-29
The so-called water supply points can be combined with other compressed air, nitrogen, steam, etc. and referred to as utility hose stations; it is necessary to have such stations on each floor. For drainage on the second floor and above, floor drains can be used, or a gentle slope design can also be employed

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