Once the load-bearing class specified in ③ has been determined, an appropriate cover plate can then be selected based on this classification.
Typically, manufacturers provide cover plates tailored to the drainage capacity of various trench profiles. However, given the varying site conditions across projects, the selection should primarily be based on the following considerations.

1. The drainage capacity of the cover plate.

2. Corrosion resistance of the cover plate.

3. Human-centered requirements for the cover plate

●In summary, the drainage capacity and corrosion resistance of the cover plate are primarily determined by the aperture size of the cover plate holes and the material itself, making it relatively easy to select an appropriate option.

 

 

 

 

The first visual impression of a linear drainage system is its cover, which is why landscape designers place great emphasis on ensuring that the cover’s design harmonizes with the surrounding environment. While meeting hydraulic and load-bearing performance requirements, we offer a wide range of materials and styles for clients to choose from.

● Cover plate materials: stainless steel, galvanized steel, cast iron, resin.

● Cover plate styles: round-hole type, short-slot type, grating type, long-strip type, slit type, etc.; custom specialty cover plates are also available upon customer request.

● Human-centered design requirements for the cover plate.

 

The Yete drainage system features a user-friendly design, including a range of slotted grating covers that prevent high-heeled shoe heels from getting stuck and bicycle and wheelchair tires from sinking in, thereby ensuring the safety of pedestrians.

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