Electromechanical intelligent operation and maintenance management can be described as follows: One Platform refers to the platform for electromechanical intelligent operation and maintenance management, which enables comprehensive life cycle management of electromechanical equipment, including installation, maintenance, repair, and decommissioning. Two Systems represent two types of online monitoring systems: road operation monitoring intelligent platform and ETC gantry online monitoring platform, which facilitate data collection, integration, and analysis of the electromechanical systems on the roads and ETC gantry systems. Three Services cater to various service recipients involved in electromechanical operation and maintenance activities on highways, including road network management, operating companies, and maintenance units. Leveraging the One Platform and Two Systems, different service experiences can be provided to meet the specific service needs of all parties. Drawing on years of experience in implementing and maintaining electromechanical systems on highways, six key accomplishments have been achieved: digitization of equipment, automation of repair reporting, visualization of data, mobilization of business processes, refinement of operation and maintenance, and standardization of services.
The Group has introduced cutting-edge and multi-functional geological drilling rigs, intelligent three-arm rock drilling trolleys, arch frame anchor installation trolleys, wet spray trolleys, self-propelled hydraulic arch bridges, multi-functional anti-drainage automatic laying trolleys, intelligent second lining gantry-less trolleys with automatic material distribution system, and automatic spraying and maintenance trolleys for the second lining, as well as various kinds of auxiliary equipment. Emphasizing the concept of mechanization to replace manpower, automation to reduce labor, and intelligence to substitute human effort, the Group is devoted to achieving intelligent mechanical equipment construction for the entire process. Furthermore, the introduction of 3D laser scanning technology allows for an accurate assessment of over-excavation situations and the effectiveness of tunnel excavation, initial support, and second lining. By automatically analyzing data and generating comprehensive reports, it ensures efficient evaluation of over-excavation, timely rectification of any discrepancies, and monitoring of concrete consumption.
As of June 1, 2023, a total of 217 self-service lanes have been constructed throughout the entire road network, effectively covering 136 toll stations. With the successful implementation of intelligent self-service lanes at G65 Banan Toll Station, notable improvements have been observed: the maximum hourly traffic flow on the entrance mixed single lane has surged from 220 vehicles per hour to an impressive 290 vehicles per hour, with the average single vehicle operation time significantly reducing from 12 seconds to a mere 7 seconds; while on the exit mixed single lane, the maximum hourly traffic flow has soared from 120 vehicles per hour to a remarkable 190 vehicles per hour, with the average single vehicle operation time at the exit decreasing from 15 seconds to an efficient 8 seconds. These remarkable enhancements have greatly augmented the traffic capacity of the toll station.