How to avoid safety accidents in chemical plants, personnel positioning systems are indispensable

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It is the consensus of the industry that it is difficult to guarantee the safety of chemical production.

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Intelligent inspection

The safety of equipment is a prerequisite for the safety of chemical production.
According to the inspection requirements of production equipment, we can customize the planning inspection points and inspection routes, set inspection personnel and cycles, formulate inspection tasks, and fully meet the timing inspection needs of chemical plants.
The positioning system can also be combined with video tracking technology to record on-site inspection pictures and further standardize the inspection process.

Managers can view indicators such as the inspection duration and inspection trajectory of the inspectors to prevent employees from missing and repeated inspections, and effectively ensure that the inspection indicators meet the requirements of safety management.

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Gathering crowd monitoring

The personnel positioning system of the chemical plant can implement crowd monitoring in the area.
If the population density in the area exceeds the specified density, the system will alarm to prevent accidents due to overcrowding.

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Visitor management

Chemical plants belong to a dangerous industry, and visitors can easily enter dangerous areas by accident.
The chemical plant personnel positioning system can view information such as the time of entry and exit of foreign visitors, staying time in a certain area, activity trajectory and other information in real time, and we can set up electronic fences to prevent visitors from entering dangerous chemical areas without permission to cause accidents, and realize the refinement and digitization of visitors , Intelligent management.

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How does a chemical plant choose a personnel positioning system?

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Can it meet the demand?

The purpose of using a positioning system is of course to solve the hidden safety hazards caused by personnel problems.
Therefore, whether it can meet our needs and solve the problems of chemical plants is the primary consideration when choosing a positioning system.

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The safety of the device itself

Because chemical plants are prone to accidents such as explosion, fire, leakage, etc.
, products used in positioning must meet explosion-proof requirements, and some products require lightning protection, anti-static, waterproof, low-temperature resistance, and so on.
For example, the Hengtech positioning device can be waterproof, dustproof and explosion-proof, and can be used normally in various harsh environments.

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Positioning accuracy

The accuracy of positioning equipment varies slightly from product to product, ranging from meter to centimeter.
In order to improve the accuracy of accident prediction and prevent false alarms, centimeter-level ultra-wideband positioning technology can be used for chemical plant personnel positioning.
It also has the characteristics of strong penetration, anti-interference and anti-blocking, which can ensure that the signal is in Full coverage of the factory.

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Power consumption and battery life

The power consumption of the positioning device is a problem.
For battery-powered equipment, the battery must be replaced frequently if the power consumption is high.
Choose a device with strong battery life to avoid the phenomenon that the device always needs to be charged or replaced.

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Simple deployment

The positioning system should be simple to install, without the need for a large number of wires and network cables to prevent safety hazards caused by wiring.
The addition of the personnel positioning system of the chemical plant cannot bring additional safety burden to the chemical plant, nor can it affect the normal use of the original equipment.
The construction period, the materials used, and the convenience of later maintenance are all issues that need to be considered.

A modern factory is no longer a simple production and processing site, it is a complex area including office areas, production research and development, special operations, warehouses, restaurant logistics, parking lots and other places.
Position the personnel in the chemical plant to ensure that they do not approach the dangerous area and do not carry out dangerous operations.