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AsianFin -- In a liquid chlorine plant of a chemical company in Hangzhou, an AI-powered robot dog has been deployed for remote inspections. Equipped with cameras, the robot dog can check whether pipes, valves, instruments, and other equipment are functioning properly, enabling automated inspections and round-the-clock monitoring for chlorine gas leaks.
This inspection robot dog can withstand extreme temperatures ranging from 50°C to 60°C and is resistant to hazardous chemicals such as hydrogen and chlorine gas, allowing it to operate safely in dangerous environments. It performs tasks such as monitoring environmental temperature and humidity, detecting gas leaks, and checking for liquid leaks. It can also assess whether nearly 5,000 non-metallic PTFE pipes on the electrolytic cell are experiencing flow blockages.
The core electrolyte flow blockage detection algorithm boasts an accuracy rate of 99.99%. Compared to traditional manual inspections, this reduces risks significantly. Currently, technicians are working to further optimize the robot dog's environmental adaptability and AI algorithms, with plans to empower more chlor-alkali chemical enterprises in the future.
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