The installation and siting of the electronic weighbridge needs to meet the following requirements:
1. Consider the topography When choosing the installation location of the electronic weighbridge, the topography should be considered first. A place with flat terrain and no slopes should be chosen to ensure that the weighbridge can remain level during use. Uneven terrain can lead to uneven force on the weighbridge, affecting weighing accuracy and even damaging sensors and electronics. 2. Stay away from interference sources Electronic weighbridge is weighed by electromagnetic principle, so it should be kept away from strong magnetic fields and interference sources, such as high-voltage lines, transformers, etc. These sources of interference can affect the electronic components of the weighbridge, resulting in inaccurate weighing data. At the same time, in order to avoid damage to the weighbridge caused by natural factors such as lightning, lightning protection facilities such as lightning rods should be installed. Third, the transportation should be convenient In order to facilitate the weighing of vehicles, the electronic weighbridge should be installed in a convenient place. This can improve the efficiency of weighing, reduce vehicle waiting time, and also facilitate the daily maintenance and maintenance of the weighbridge. Fourth, the drainage of the foundation should be considered to prevent damage to the equipment caused by water accumulation in the weighbridge area. Drainage ditches or pipes can be set around the foundation of the weighbridge to drain rainwater and other liquids in a timely manner. Fifth, the space should be sufficient, and the installation position of the electronic weighbridge should ensure that there is enough space for daily operation and maintenance. At the same time, sufficient space is also conducive to the heat dissipation of the weighbridge and maintains the normal operation of the equipment.
In summary, there are several factors to consider when choosing the right electronic weighbridge installation location, including topography, interference sources, traffic, drainage, and space. Only by considering these factors can we ensure the accuracy and stability of the weighbridge and improve the efficiency of weighing.