On May 1st, Qingdao Youth Football Stadium, the venue for the 2023 Asian Cup football match in Chengyang District, Qingdao, entered the decoration and decoration stage. At the same time, the construction of model rooms in each bidding section of the project is also intensified, and the project is equipped with a metal curtain wall. , Metal roofing and membrane roofing are interspersed synchronously and rapidly.
According to reports, the 2023 Asian Cup Qingdao Youth Football Stadium project adopts many technological means to build a smart construction site.
The 3D scanning intelligent robot dog used in this project has the functions of automatic leveling and inspection. Through actual measurement and auxiliary typesetting, the project construction becomes faster.
By building an intelligent chemical site command platform, the project has realized the closed-loop management of on-site quality and safety systems.
The project uses the smart construction site system to preset early warning values and alarm values. When the on-site monitoring data changes, the system will automatically push messages to managers' mobile phones and computers to achieve true 24-hour uninterrupted monitoring.
The 2023 Asian Cup Qingdao Youth Football Stadium is one of the venues for the Asian Cup football match to be held in China in 2023. It is the first professional football stadium in Shandong Province that can meet the requirements of FIFA's international A-level competition. The planned land area is about 160,000 square meters. Meter, construction area of 194,000 square meters, the main construction content is a professional football field, two football training fields, a multi-functional hall, a swimming training hall, and supporting the construction of underground business, underground parking spaces and related supporting facilities.
The 2023 China Asian Cup refers to the 2023 Asian Cup football match held in China, namely the 18th AFC Asian Cup football match. Beijing, Tianjin, Shanghai, Chongqing, Chengdu, Xi'an, Dalian, Qingdao, Xiamen and Suzhou were held in 10 cities.
(Reporter Hu Yaojie produced Zhou Jing)
Responsible editor: [Fang Jialiang]