What is the impact of lateral milling and dredging machine on the environment? What are the solutions?

Lateral milling and dredging machines are machines used to dig deep and turn over land, commonly used in urban development, road construction and redevelopment projects covered above. The use of the equipment will cause adverse effects on the soil, water and air environment. Therefore, we need to take measures to reduce the impact of such damage on the environment.

First of all, the use of lateral milling excavator will cause damage to the soil, which is mainly manifested by soil compaction and soil quality changes. Therefore, before the operation of lateral milling excavator, it is necessary to analyze the soil, so as to understand the quality, level, compactness and other factors of the soil. If the soil quality is more fragile, more care is needed to reduce the impact on the soil. In particular, protective measures should be taken if milling is carried out under weak geological conditions such as sandstone and mudslate. Adopt some professional geological engineering technology, such as grouting reinforcement, prefabricated sheet pile and other coal mine lateral milling and digging machine.

Secondly, the operation of lateral milling and dredging machine will have adverse effects on nearby water sources and loam soil. In the construction site of lateral milling and digging machine may produce a lot of waste water, waste liquid and mud, coupled with the high frequency of machine operation, improper stacking of garbage and other factors, may lead to land pollution, water pollution. One of the effective and feasible methods to solve this problem is cleaning and drainage: in the operation site of the milling and digging machine, a professional cleaning station is set up to wash the machinery regularly, and collect waste water, waste liquid and mud, and get clean water after treatment, which can be used for other projects.

Another solution is to dispose of the waste on site: separate the waste from the recycling at the mill and dredge site and strip the contaminated wet soil. The waste is pulverized and recycled into the water, where the collected mud can be treated and disposed of by a dedicated team. The crushed waste can also be used as lateral milling and digging machine for the foundation layer material pavement of railways, highways and roads.

Thirdly, lateral milling will have adverse effects on the air environment. The vibration and roar of machine operation can cause urban noise pollution and harm nearby residents. In order to reduce the impact of such noise pollution, sound insulation equipment can be installed around the machine to better protect the surrounding environment and people's health.

In short, as a powerful engineering machine, the impact of lateral milling and digging machine is not only in the internal construction environment, but also to the surrounding land and water damage. Therefore, more needs to be done to reduce the environmental impact of lateral milling and dredging machines. This series of measures can be implemented through proper equipment control, collaboration of environmental protection personnel and support of community residents to promote sustainable development.