Early preparation for major emergencies | Training on the skills of using high flow drainage rescue vehicles

In order to enhance the capacity building of the government's flood prevention and drought relief emergency rescue team, on March 14th, Xinke Robot conducted training on the use skills of large flow drainage rescue vehicles for the Quanshan District Emergency Bureau.

This training operation focuses on the performance, equipment operation, and maintenance methods of high flow drainage emergency vehicles. Through on-site lectures and demonstration teaching, the training is carried out. The instructor provides a detailed explanation of the components, working principles, main uses, and usage techniques of the equipment, and guides the students to complete various equipment operations to ensure that they remember and know how to use it. Through training operations, further enhance the skills of emergency personnel in handling sudden waterlogging emergency equipment, and lay a solid foundation for emergency duty preparatio

The high flow drainage emergency vehicle fully utilizes limited space and transforms the previously wasteful box type vehicle into high-tech equipment that is conducive to drainage operations in complex situations through scientific, professional, and practical layout.
The overall performance is stable and reliable, the integrated operation is lightweight and practical, fast response, high drainage efficiency, equipped with 4 large flow submersible pumps, and the maximum drainage capacity of the vehicle is 2400m ³/h.
The high flow drainage and rescue vehicle is suitable for various working conditions such as urban road surface drainage, underground garage water accumulation, subway water extraction and drainage, tunnel collapse and permeability, underpass bridge water accumulation, road pipe collapse, lake water supply and replenishment, reservoir pipe surge and rescue, river emergency flood control, farmland drought resistance water diversion, seawater backflow and drainage, debris flow dammed lakes, etc.
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