Summary:Investing in Galvanized Steel Poles has many benefits. In addition to its long-lasting performance, steel poles are 100 percent recyclable a...
Investing in Galvanized Steel Poles has many benefits. In addition to its long-lasting performance, steel poles are 100 percent recyclable at the end of their lifecycle. The result is a net positive environmental impact compared to wooden poles. Here are some of the advantages of steel poles:
Galvanized steel is a natural resource. It's abundant, recyclable, and does not emit any toxic emissions when in use. Its surface is coated with zinc, which reacts with air during natural cycles and forms zinc oxide, zinc hydroxide, and even a metal called zinc carbonate. In fact, zinc is an essential element for life, and is naturally present in galvanized steel. Hot-dip galvanizing is a process that isolates the environmental impact and energy inputs and ensures a pole's durability for up to 75 years.
The benefits of hot-dip galvanized distribution poles are many. Compared to wood poles, these poles are stronger and lighter. Besides reducing shipping and installation costs, steel distribution poles are less likely to be damaged by natural disasters. The Steel Market Development Institute has several resources for determining the cost-effectiveness of steel distribution poles. A good place to start is the Steel Market Development Institute. It has a number of resources on hot-dip galvanizing and other questions related to steel distribution poles.
A common specification for poles, lattice towers, and distribution assets is galvanized steel. Galvanized steel poles are often embedded. The depth of the embedded pole depends on soil strength and applied overturning moment. To be considered galvanized, the steel should meet ASTM specifications (A153 for hardware and Al23 for pole). Below, we discuss different methods of corrosion mitigation. There are four main methods for galvanizing metal posts.
High durability is another important characteristic of galvanized steel. Galvanized steel is capable of lasting up to 50 years under average conditions. Moreover, it can withstand temperatures up to 392 degrees Fahrenheit. However, galvanized steel will soon lose its zinc-carbonate layer if exposed to extreme temperatures. Its durability will help it last for a long time. A higher quality of steel means less maintenance and less production of steel.
Zinc coating is an important feature of galvanized steel. The coating protects the steel from rusting by preventing corrosion from moisture and oxygen. Galvanized steel is also protective - it protects sharp corners and recesses from damage. Hot-dip galvanizing is a fast and economical method for achieving simple shapes. Compared to traditional galvanizing, galvanized steel lasts longer. It is also fireproof, and is stable even under high winds.
| City monitoring |
| Pixel |
200W |
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focal length |
4. 8-115mm, 23 times optical |
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Operating temperature |
30℃+65℃ |
| Video compression |
H265/H. 264/MJPEG |
power supply |
DC12V 18W max |
Working humidity |
Temperature less than 90% |
| Resolution and frame rate |
Support up to 1920*1080@ 30fps HD picture |
Vertical range |
-15° ~90° (automatic flip) |
Protection level |
1P66: TVS 4000V lightning protection, anti-surge, anti-surge, in line with GB/T17626.54 standard |
| Minimum illumination |
Color 0.005Lux @(F1.6, AGC ON) |
Horizontal range |
360° monitoring without dead ends |
Local storage |
Maximum support 256G |
| Digital zoom |
16 times |
Infrared irradiation distance |
100 metres |
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