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Agricultural village drainage facilities
The management room has this management computer system, which allows monitoring of the operating status from the screen here, and enables the operation of setting and changing control contents as needed. This information is sent to the PLC in the local control panel. (Connected via LAN)
Easy installation and excellent cost-effectiveness.
It harmonizes beautifully with diverse architectural designs.
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We have established a "Fubi Course" where Grandpa Fubi teaches the basics of railway drainage systems (Fubi, Fusebi, Fuketobi) in an easy-to-understand manner.
The FCR Method Association has established the "Fubi Course," where Grandpa Fubi teaches the basics of railway drainage systems (Fubi, Fusebi, Fubiki). He explains investigation and repair methods in an easy-to-understand manner. According to Grandpa Fubi, "I am the cross pipe laid under the tracks to carry agricultural water when the railway was constructed. In my younger days, I supported heavy vehicles and tracks from beneath, but as I aged, I started causing trouble by getting clogged or creating large holes beside the tracks. However, thanks to the FCR method, I have been able to rejuvenate remarkably." *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.*
To enable easy leakage inspections, drainage systems containing harmful substances are required to be "visualized."
In June 2012, the "Water Pollution Prevention Act," aimed at preventing soil and groundwater contamination, was amended, requiring drainage systems that include chemicals to be "visualized" for leakage inspections through visual checks. By using the immediate drainage system "Sokuhai-kun 2," which directly connects the drainage pipe from the equipment and pumps up the wastewater, it is possible to achieve space-saving, low-cost, and relatively short-term "visualization." The drainage systems of 57 facilities at national research institutions were upgraded from a natural flow underground drainage pipe system to a pumped drainage and overhead piping system, making it easier to conduct visual inspections of the drainage equipment.
