When it comes to sewage ponds, I think everyone should have heard of them. In fact, it is just a pool for holding sewage, and the cleaning work of the sewage pool is very important! This article analyzes and understands the steps for cleaning sewage ponds together with the manufacturer of Online Water Quality Monitoring Instruments (MODI)! The details are as follows

1.Before cleaning the sewage pool, it is necessary to drain as much sewage as possible from the pool first, then close the sewage inlet valve and maintain natural ventilation. It is also better to use mechanical cleaning.

2.If it is necessary for staff to go to the operation site, they must remain conscious and in good health. For instance, minors, people with respiratory or allergic conditions, etc. are not suitable to participate, and women are also not allowed to engage in this work.

3.When cleaning the sewage pool, the operation must be carried out by filling out the “Sewage Pool Cleaning Operation Form”, and it is required that the on-site safety staff provide technical and safety briefings to the personnel involved in the cleaning operation.

4.During the process of cleaning the sewage pool, on-site safety personnel should provide full supervision and ensure the implementation of safety measures.

5.Staff members should wear protective equipment properly.

6.Before entering the pool, relevant personnel should conduct thorough monitoringin all aspects and ensure safety before going down to work.

7.After mechanical ventilation is carried out through the blower, the detector still has an over-limit warning. At this time, timely preventive safety measures should be taken.

8.After arriving in Chili, the staff should use tool bags to hang the buses and accessories. It is strictly forbidden to throw them around randomly.

9.The construction site should be designated as a restricted area.

10.Smoking and open flames are strictly prohibited when working in the pool. Explosive and flammable items are not allowed in the restricted area. If open flames are necessary, ventilation equipment must be provided at this time.

11.If there are flammable gases in the air, during the cleaning process, non-explosion-proof equipment and tools such as open flame lighting are not allowed to be used.

12.If you don’t have the adjustment for cleaning, you can outsource it to experienced staff at this time.

13.If the cleaning process takes a long time, you can take turns to go into the pool.

14.If anything is found amiss, “rescue” work should be carried out promptly.