The country's first fully assembled intelligent skyscraper factory will be delivered this month, and minivans can "take elevators" upstairs.
CTOnews.com, April 7 (Xinhua)-- the first fully assembled intelligent skyscraper factory in China will be delivered this month at the New Energy vehicle Industry Park in Pingshan District, Shenzhen City, Guangdong Province, according to an official account issued by Shenzhen on April 7. At that time, minivans can directly "take the elevator" upstairs to deliver goods, realizing the real "industrial upstairs".
CTOnews.com learned from the article that "industrial upstairs" refers to a new industrial building mode that carries out the production, office, R & D and design of enterprises in high-rise buildings. Through the transfer of production equipment with lighter weight and less vibration to the high floor, three-dimensional development is realized, and the real "upstairs and downstairs" is "upstream and downstream".
Lu Xiaotong, project manager of China Construction Technology Shenzhen Pingshan New Energy Automobile Industry Park, said that the skyscraper factory is actually upstream and downstream, and the first three floors are built so high to meet the needs of the above enterprises, that is, the production of upstream enterprises and test packaging.
The building has a total height of nearly 100 meters and a total of 17 storeys. In order to facilitate enterprises to carry out production in skyscraper factories, the building is equipped with three-dimensional freight channels, and large trucks can be driven directly to the third floor for transportation, loading and unloading. In addition, the cargo elevator of the skyscraper factory has a deadweight of five tons, allowing light trucks to come in and go straight up and down the stairs.
The skyscraper factory covers an area of 107800 square meters and will provide 321000 square meters of high-quality industrial space when completed. In addition, the project also uses a fully assembled intelligent construction system to standardize and modularize all building materials and complete on-site assembly by "building blocks".
