过去电站建设的习惯做法,不论工地的工棚还是生活设施的用房都是盖临时棚。尤其是南方冬天天气不太冷,绝大多数房屋基本上采用油毛毡或竹笏搭的棚屋,十分不安全。后来从安全角度考虑逐渐改为离地面1 m 以下用砖砌墙。如广东火电安装公司从50年代起不论工地或生活区都是用毛竹为柱,竹笏为墙、油毛毡做顶的棚屋。夏天高温毛毡变软贴在一起, In the past, the customary practice of power station construction, regardless of the construction site or living facilities, was to cover temporary shelters. In particular, it is not very cold in the winter in southern China. Most houses are basically sheds covered with oil felt or bamboo poles. This is very unsafe. Later, from a safety point of view, it was gradually changed to 1 m below the ground with a brick wall. For example, Guangdong Thermal Power Installation Co., Ltd. has been using moso bamboo as a pillar, bamboo raft as a wall, and oil felt as a roof shed, regardless of site or living area since the 1950s. High temperature felts stick together in the summer,