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庫房漏水檢測,實時監測庫房安全

來源：縱橫通发布日期： 2021-05-11

俗话说，水可载舟亦可覆舟。在工厂车间，仓库通常占地面积大，窗户，门都比较多。同时，为了给车间工人和仓库库房内的存储物品提供适宜的环境，会安装空调，风机等环境调节的设备，这些设备的运行，库房本身建筑可能存在的隐患等，都会导致漏水现现象。庫房漏水檢測 主要是監測如雨水滲漏，空調水管等有水源區域的漏水情況，實時監測漏水情況，第一時間産生報警，通知運維管理人員。

庫房漏水檢測

工厂车间，仓库可能存在潜在漏水隐患的地方：雨季窗户积水，室内天花板漏水，消防水管破裂漏水，室内恒温恒湿空调发生漏水，自来水管突然爆裂导致积水，酸碱输送管道腐蚀漏液，厂区大型储罐腐蚀破损漏液，厂区废水处理站发生泄漏，车间内空调系统发生漏水等地方。

建设一套庫房漏水檢測，主要包括：漏水控制器、漏水感應繩、引出線、固定膠貼和電源等。其工作原理是：采用耐腐蝕、強度高的漏水感應繩將可能會有水源産生的地方圍起來，一旦有液體泄漏接觸到感應繩，漏水控制器將信號傳送給監控系統，及時通知技術人員排查問題。

庫房漏水檢測不仅能够对水、油、酸、碱等各种液体进行泄漏检测定位和报警，而且当泄漏发生后能够控制继电器输出信号，关闭可控制阀门，切断液体供应。

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