How to Keep an Aluminum Curtain Wall in Good Condition?

The aluminum veneer curtain wall has a comparatively long service life. It is not only self-cleaning and corrosion-resistant, but it also does not require long-term care. However, some wall maintenance is still required during usage to keep metal from rusting. For a long period, the veneer curtain wall demonstrates the building's beauty and safety. So, how do you keep the aluminum veneer curtain wall in place? The following four points are critical:

1. The aluminum veneer curtain wall shall be routinely inspected and visited by the supplier during the warranty period, and hidden quality hazards shall be eliminated promptly.

2. At any time, inspect the rubber strip and glue injection. If an aluminum veneer curtain wall is determined to be defective or damaged, it should be replaced or fixed as soon as possible. It is important to note that before fixing, you must wait until the material has fully cured (24 hours).

3. Aluminum veneer curtain wall surface repair: repair paint for local damage or scratches.

4. Use a window cleaner regularly.

Aluminum veneer curtain walls can be found throughout big buildings. So, what are the issues that must be addressed in the practical deployment of aluminum veneer curtain walls? Here's what I'm saying:

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1. Curtain wall system deformation resistance

To ensure the safety of the curtain wall, scientific mechanical calculations must be performed for each important part of the curtain wall system, taking into account the effects of wind pressure, dead weight, earthquake, temperature, and other effects on the curtain wall system, as well as careful calibration of embedded parts, connection systems, keel systems, panels, and fasteners Nuclear.

2. Whether or not the plate uses a floating connection

The floating connection assures the curtain wall's ability to recover after deformation, ensures the curtain wall's integrity, does not cause the curtain wall to deform owing to the applied force, and prevents the occurrence of bulging or depression on the curtain wall's surface.