Yesterday afternoon, Keqiao, Shangyu, Zhuji and other places issued yellow warnings for lightning and yellow rainstorms. Just in the evening, super heavy rains and hailstones as big as marbles followed. The scene looked super scary!
According to industry insiders, many chemical fiber factories in Zhuji have been hit by heavy rains, causing heavy losses inside the factories. We originally hoped that this peak season in Jinjiu could recover the losses during the off-season. Unexpectedly, this heavy rain made it even more difficult for textile bosses.
This year’s No. 14 typhoon “Sandu” (super strong Typhoon level), its center is located on the ocean about 1,480 kilometers south-southeast of Shaoxing at 08:00 on the 10th, that is, at 17.1 degrees north latitude and 124.0 degrees east longitude. The minimum pressure at the center is 915 hPa, and the maximum wind force near the center is level 17 ( 60 meters/second), the radius of the Category 7 wind circle is 220 kilometers, the radius of the Category 10 wind circle is 130 kilometers, and the radius of the Category 12 wind circle is 70 kilometers. “Sandu” is expected to move northwest at a speed of about 20 kilometers per hour. It will gradually approach the eastern coast of Taiwan Island, and its intensity will slowly weaken. It will make landfall or pass over the northeastern coast of Taiwan Island on the night of the 12th, then move into the southern sea of the East China Sea, and gradually approach the coast of our province. It will have obvious wind and rain impacts on Shaoxing.
Textile people, please pay attention. How should we properly prevent extreme rainstorms?
1. How to deal with water leakage?
Since most of the textile factory workshops are on the first floor and are steel frame structures, the upper ones are usually covered with iron sheets. It has been in disrepair for a long time and has rusted to a certain extent, resulting in small spots or large areas of water leakage. The top priority is to move the gray fabric in this area to a place that does not leak. Use a bucket or basin on the ground to catch the leak, but be careful not to let the leakage overflow to avoid splashing the ground. In good weather conditions, replace or repair as soon as possible.
2. How to store gray cloth?
Due to rainy weather and humid weather, gray fabrics must be stacked neatly and cannot be placed randomly. For gray cloth rolls of different sizes, the bottom should be bigger and the top should be smaller, and the bottom should be larger and the top smaller.
Why must they be stacked neatly?
Mr. Zhang from an insurance brokerage company explained that severe rainstorm disasters certainly meet the insurance company’s claims standards, but there are Two points may need to be noted: first, property in the open air is generally not compensated, and second, warehouse items must be stacked 30 centimeters higher, because these two items are usually specially agreed in the insurance contract. If the company does not pay attention to these issues, It may be difficult to obtain compensation for these losses.
In addition, he also specifically mentioned that the insurance rate of property and casualty insurance companies such as textile insurance companies is relatively low. On the one hand, the risk comparison High, insurance companies are not very enthusiastic about underwriting. On the other hand, due to the high risk, their rates are relatively high, and textile mills are not very enthusiastic about insuring. For similar major disasters, the biggest impact should be on small and medium-sized enterprises. Large enterprises generally have corporate property insurance, but small and medium-sized enterprises are not very enthusiastic about taking out insurance. However, small and medium-sized enterprises are not strong in risk resistance. I hope that small and medium-sized enterprises can strengthen risk management. .
3. What should I do if the air is damp?
Pay attention to the normal operation of ventilation equipment and smooth passages, which is conducive to air circulation, discharges moisture and freshens the air. Spend.
Finally, the editor reminds textile industry enterprises in heavy rain disaster areas that they must also pay attention to harsh natural conditions. The personal safety of staff and production safety management must be given top priority.
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