Environmental problems that may arise from curtain wall construction

Environmental problems that may arise from curtain wall construction, such as dust, noise, waste, hazardous substances and energy consumption. Users need specific measures, so each point needs to be clear and actionable.

1. Dust control: cutting and drilling during construction will produce a lot of dust, so wet operation should be used, such as spraying water to suppress dust, covering materials at the same time, setting up dust filter to reduce diffusion. This can effectively reduce PM10 and PM2.5 emissions, in line with environmental standards.

2. Noise management: Noise from construction machinery may affect surrounding residents. It is necessary to select low-noise equipment, limit construction time, install noise barriers, and regularly monitor noise levels to ensure compliance with local regulations.

3. Waste classification and recycling: curtain wall materials such as glass and metal frames can be recycled, and classification and recycling points should be set up to avoid mixed landfill and reduce resource waste and land pollution. It may also be necessary to work with a specialist recycling company to ensure compliant disposal.

4. Control of harmful substances: sealant, coating may contain VOCs, need to choose environmentally friendly materials, strengthen site ventilation, use closed container storage, avoid leakage, reduce pollution to air and soil.

5. Energy saving and resource optimization: optimize the material cutting scheme to reduce scraps; Use energy saving equipment, such as LED lighting, frequency conversion machinery to reduce energy consumption. Reasonable arrangement of transportation routes to reduce carbon emissions.