Landscaping, Turf & Golf Course Protection

The short-term absence of visible damage to the lawn surface does not mean that the root area has not been affected.Vehicle and equipment pressure will compress soil porosity, reduce air penetration and seepage, and only a few days after eutrophication, water accumulation or uneven growth;The shallow roots of trees may also be cut off by wheel.In particular, the damage is more severe when the soil has high water content.Projects should be marked by site maintenance staff with high-value areas, protected areas and underground irrigation, with a maximum vehicle weight and traffic.The lawn status is recorded before and after laying, avoiding rapid rotation, in situ brakes and long-term parking during the operation, and after removal, airing, repair and maintenance are carried out on the basis of pressure conditions.In the case of “crushed lawn and rootline oxygen deficiencies that may appear after the operation”, the park, lawn and golf course protection project should also include the results of the check in the pre-class confirmation and handover records, specifying who is responsible for release, who is responsible for inspection, what deposition or relocation must be discontinued.Retroactive recording of photographs, measurements and usages will make it possible to distinguish ground-based changes, operational deviations from product damage and avoid repetition of the same problem between different groups.

The golf course and the garden route often pass through the bridge, the driveway, the tree line and the landscape slope, where large-scale equipment turns in less space and tyres are easily removed from the protective surface.(b) A temporary rush to avoid trees, which increases the side transfer of the sheet and the cutting of the bark;There may also be a decline in the slope.Before entering the field, the route will be measured by the longest and widest vehicle, with a simulation of the inner-wheel differential and the net airspace above, with the selection of smaller equipment or sub-transports, if necessary.The sheeting is appropriately widened inside the bend, the slope is controlled and connections are checked, and equipment is prohibited from moving out of the route at will.The treatment of “a narrow drive lane, landscape turns and slope limits” cannot be limited to a single pass, but also covers the maximum load, maximum frequency, worst weather and exit phases.It is recommended that representative positions be selected for trial, that ground, vehicle or equipment data be recorded and that the scope, connection and frequency of maintenance be adjusted to the results;Changes in conditions have confirmed that early experience is not directly applied to the entire garden, lawn and golf course protection project.

Under the lawn there may be nozzles, valves, drainage pipes and sand formations, as well as sheeting, wood platforms or underground lamps in the landscape area.When equipment legs or small diameter tyres are pressed in these locations, they cause hidden damage, which is often detected after irrigation has been restored.The facility chart should be checked prior to construction and the site marking should be performed, with a pressure limit around the jet and valve tanks;The leg equipment shall be fitted with a suitable pad and avoid an empty cavity.Following the operation, irrigation and drainage tests were conducted to screen for high differences and cracks and to include the resumption of acceptances in the evacuation site process, rather than observing only the grass.Garden, lawn and golf course protection sites should set clear standards for the discontinuation of “spray, drain and fine-painting, which are vulnerable to hidden loads”, such as continued tipping, incomplete support surfaces, extended depositions, visible slippage of vehicles or loose links.Unusual isolation and unloading were detected, and then the floors were repaired or reconfigured, and temporary pads were prohibited in carrying conditions.The head of the mission may not resume operations until he or she has been qualified to do so, and records of disposal are maintained.