Membrane structure parking shed How to clean

Physical cleaning is a way to wash away pollutants and deposits on the membrane surface in a short time by flushing the membrane elements with water at appropriate pressure and velocity. The key points of cleaning are high flow rate, proper pressure and increasing cleaning frequency.

First of all, we use ordinary water guns to replace high-pressure water guns. The high-pressure water guns are easy to damage the shape of the membrane structure and the external protective film. Therefore, high-pressure water guns should not be used as far as possible. It is difficult to clean the parking shed. Because it is relatively high, we usually choose a water gun to clean. First, we use a water gun to clean the surface.

Then, climb up on the scaffold, dry the washing powder on it, brush each one with a long brush, and rinse it again and again with a water gun. It should be noted here that for the first cleaning, put the cleaning solution in the water gun bucket at 1:300, hit the membrane structure with the water gun and brush it with a brush, as long as the mold mechanism becomes clean. The alkaline detergent is used as the detergent, and the acidic detergent will cause damage to the outside of the membrane structure parking shed. Low pressure flushing frequency

If conditions permit, it is recommended to clean the system frequently. It is more effective to increase the number of cleaning times than to extend the time of one cleaning. The frequency of general cleaning is recommended to be more than once a day. According to the specific situation, the user can specify the cleaning frequency by himself. Generally, qualified pretreatment water is used as cleaning water

Finally, the steel frame column below is cleaned. The steel frame can be wiped back and forth with a clean rag. Pay attention to wiping the water quality of the steel frame after cleaning. At this time, the membrane structure parking shed has a beautiful white skirt.

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