Installing bristles and other devices on escalators

With the implementation of the new national standard "Safety Regulations for the Manufacturing and Installation of Escalators and Traveling Walkways" for elevators, reporters have learned from multiple geological supervision departments that escalators installed before the implementation of the new regulations that do not comply with the new national standard need to be rectified before the end of this year. The rectification includes improving safety warning signs, installing brushes on both sides of the pedals and escalators, installing anti climbing devices, and installing anti pinch devices Improve the stopping distance and other five aspects.
Adding a brush is to prevent slippers from curling up in the gaps. Due to the gaps on both sides of the escalator edge, if the standing position is too close to the edge, slippers, etc. may be rolled into the elevator. Installing a brush can prevent people from standing too close to the elevator edge and eliminate safety hazards.
The installation of anti pinch devices is to prevent the formation of "scissors" between the escalator and the wall from trapping people. The "scissor mouth" is also a place where accidents occur frequently, and it is easy to get pinched. Installing a fixed anti-collision baffle can prevent people from getting pinched.
The reporter also learned that in addition to rectifying escalators that do not meet the new national standards, quality supervision bureaus in various regions have also issued draft opinions on improving elevator safety plans, involving elevators in densely populated places such as schools, hospitals, stations, airports, shopping malls, hotels, and hotels. It is explicitly proposed to carry out special safety rectification on old elevators and elevators with frequent operational failures in the field of public transportation.