Project Details
Hello, this is Assistant Manager Jeong Pil-seung of RS Korea’s Technical Sales Department. If you type Nowon-gu on the RS Korea blog, you will find several similar posts. In other words, you can think of it as meaning that all of our products are included in the tunnel construction of the section being carried out by the company in charge. For reference, I will bring a link to the blog with the best photos. https://blog.naver.com/rs-korea1/223161430009The following key points are commonly applied to product installation at the site. Prepare for dust generated during blasting and work. Protects the device from rain, etc. Magnetic enclosure for convenience of relocation installation 5 to 6 extra wires for convenience of relocation installation The site is constructed with the same system. Today, I visited the site to receive a request for relocation and installation in accordance with the progress of the excavation work. The request site is as follows: ●113 Stop: 266 Hagye-dong, Nowon-gu, Seoul (in front of Kia Motors) ●112E Ventilation Ventilation 266, Hagye-dong, Nowon-gu, Seoul (in front of Nowon Inspection Center of Korea Transportation Safety Authority) ●111E Ventilation Ventilation 271-7 Hagye-dong, Nowon-gu, Seoul (in front of Hagye 5 Complex Apartments) ●109E Ventilation Ventilation Ventilation 266, Hagye-dong, Nowon-gu, Seoul (in front of Hagye 5 Complex Apartment) ●109E Ventilation Port 311-20 (in front of Jangwol SHville Complex 1) Legendary laying work and equipment movement are convenient, so I will simply share photos of the work and organize any special details. This is the work order. Power supply to the measuring instrument and the electronic sign board connected by wired communication line are turned off. Installation before the measuring instrument. Re-installing power, wiring, and checking operation. All work is done using the same system. 113 Station|




Gas is still being measured normally as of before work started. The time when the station was installed is clearly in my memory and photos, and I am already deeply involved in it. One variable was that we tried to fix it to a steel structure with magnets, but due to the movement of work vehicles and workers, we decided to fix it to a concrete wall that had been cured. As expected, the field is full of variables. I went down with a light heart, but I have to bring a separate tool. 112 Ventilation Ventilation |




The second site is vent 112. After turning off the power and disconnecting the product, there was some water and foreign matter accumulated inside the box as shown in the picture. It seems that the water accumulated inside the beam has penetrated into the product due to the safety strip foam. It seems that the water coming down from above did not drain smoothly because it was installed inside the H beam instead of on the side of the H beam and because safety tape was added. I cleaned the inside and turned it on, and luckily it worked normally. When installing in the field, it is good to avoid rain, but please install in a place where water does not accumulate. (It appears that there was an internal relocation after the initial installation.) As with the 113 station, the product was installed at the beginning of the horizontal tunnel and was completed to confirm normal operation. 111E Ventilation |




This is vent number 3. Aside from the poor working environment, each ventilation hole is not deep enough for a hoist to fit into. Anxiety Going up and down unstable temporary stairs is not normal. For some reason, the people on set and the managers are all very slim, so I don't think I'll be able to gain weight if I exercise like this every day. Of course, I hope everyone takes care of their knee health. It seems that this site also moved its own measuring instrument during concrete curing work. After disassembly and reinstallation, normal measurements were completed.119E Ventilation Ventilation|




It's finally the final gateway. Among the four sites, the work space is the cleanest. However, going up and down stairs is not easy. It was much easier to secure the product as it had a pillar shape rather than a roughly cured concrete wall. I removed all the magnetic brackets that were installed for portability and reinstalled them with knife blocks on the walls at each site, which made it even more difficult because there were a lot of tools to carry around. The last scene was also finished neatly. In conclusion| We at RS Korea provide not only solutions for product selection and usage, but also installation, test runs, and A/S, as well as relocation installation. In other words, we are with you to ensure safety until the moment the site is closed. We ask for your interest and love as we run wherever measurements are needed. I will end this post with a few pictures of my work as service cuts.




I'm a person who doesn't usually walk more than 2,000 steps... #Nowon-gu #Light rail #Tunnel construction #Confined space #4 gases #O2 #CO #H2S #EX #Oxygen #Carbon monoxide #Hydrogen sulfide #Combustible gas #Asphyxiation accident #Industrial safety and health standards