Power Pressure Cleaning Drone D15R
MECHO cleaning drone D15R is an innovative solution. It has a durable, lightweight airframe and excellent flight control. With interchangeable cleaning tools like high-pressure nozzles, it suits various industries, from energy to construction. It has safety features and a data transmission system. Efficient and cost-effective, it’s a great alternative for modern cleaning.
Why People Prefer Drones for Cleaning?
High Operational Risks
Traditional manual high-altitude cleaning operations require workers to use scaffolds or cradles, presenting extremely high safety risks. The risks are even greater especially under severe weather conditions.
Low Cleaning Efficiency
Manual cleaning is slow. It is difficult to complete the large-area exterior wall cleaning tasks in a short time, which affects the overall work efficiency. Manual cleaning also involves high-risk operations for cleaners and problems such as insufficient cleaning strength in the past.
Poor Operational Flexibility
Fixed-track equipment and some automated equipment can only cover specific areas and have difficulty adapting to the structures of various complex building exteriors, thus having poor flexibility.
High Cost
High-altitude cleaning requires a large amount of manpower and time, resulting in high costs. The purchase and maintenance costs of automated cleaning equipment are high, and the equipment installation and operation are complex, leading to a relatively high overall cost.
Industries & Applications
Wind Energy
In the wind power industry, cleaning drones are used to clean wind turbine blades. Over time, wind turbine blades accumulate dirt, grime, and even bird droppings. These contaminants can reduce the aerodynamic efficiency of the blades and subsequently decrease energy production. Cleaning drones equipped with high-pressure nozzles and appropriate cleaning agents can reach the blades at height and clean them thoroughly. This not only restores the performance of the turbines but also helps in prolonging their lifespan.
Solar Energy
For solar power plants, cleaning drones can be used to clean solar panels. Dust, sand, and other debris can cover the panels and significantly reduce their energy-conversion efficiency. Drones can quickly cover a large area of solar panels and use gentle brushes or air-blowing mechanisms to remove the dirt without causing any damage to the panels.
Exterior Building Cleaning
High-rise buildings are difficult and dangerous to clean using traditional methods. Cleaning drones provide a safer alternative. They can clean the facades of buildings, removing dirt, soot, and other pollutants. The drones can be programmed to follow a specific path along the building’s exterior and use different cleaning attachments such as brushes or spray-wash systems to achieve a clean surface. This is especially useful for glass-clad buildings where a streak-free clean is essential for maintaining the aesthetic and energy-efficient properties of the glass.
Scaffolding and Construction Site Clean-up
After construction projects, there is often a need to clean up scaffolding and the construction site area. Drones can access hard-to-reach parts of the scaffolding and remove debris, such as small pieces of building materials, dust, and leftover tools. They can also be used to clean the surrounding area of the construction site, including pavements and adjacent structures that may have been affected by construction activities.
Power Grid Cleaning
Electrical power transmission and distribution infrastructure, such as power poles and substations, can accumulate dirt and contaminants over time. Cleaning drones can be dispatched to clean insulators and other critical components of the power grid. By keeping these components clean, the risk of electrical faults due to dirt-induced conductivity changes can be significantly reduced. The drones can use non-conductive cleaning tools and solutions to ensure the safety of the cleaning process and the integrity of the power grid.
Highway and Road Sign Cleaning
Road signs play a crucial role in traffic safety. However, they can become dirty due to weather conditions, vehicle exhaust, and other factors. Cleaning drones can be used to clean highway signs, making them more visible to drivers. The drones can operate during off-peak traffic hours and quickly clean a large number of signs along the highway. They can use a combination of water-spraying and gentle scrubbing to remove dirt and grime from the sign surfaces.
Factory Exterior and Chimney Cleaning
Industrial plants often have large-scale structures such as factory buildings and chimneys that require regular cleaning. The exteriors of factories can get covered in soot, chemicals, and other industrial pollutants. Cleaning drones can access the upper parts of the factory buildings and chimneys to clean them, reducing the environmental impact of these pollutants and maintaining the appearance of the industrial facilities. They can also help in complying with environmental regulations regarding industrial emissions and waste management.
Tank and Pipeline Cleaning
In industrial settings, storage tanks and pipelines are used to store and transport various substances. These can become contaminated with residues, rust, and other substances. While internal cleaning of tanks and pipelines may require more complex equipment, drones can be used to clean the exteriors of these structures. They can identify areas of corrosion or build-up and use appropriate cleaning methods to remove them, helping to prevent leaks and maintain the integrity of the storage and transportation systems.
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