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Application Scenarios of Container Houses in Field Training

In field training, container houses have a wide range of uses. When exploring the "mobile field accommodation support model" in complex terrains and harsh weather conditions, the air force systematically employs various types of "mobile barracks", including container houses. These container houses are freely assembled into independent units according to different functional modules, such as offices, meeting rooms, dormitories, dining rooms, washrooms, toilets, showers, and medical aid stations. Even in the wild, they can ensure that officers and soldiers have a worry-free life and work environment. For example, the accommodation modules provide officers and soldiers with a relatively comfortable resting environment in the wild; the dining modules meet the dining needs during field training; and the medical modules offer timely medical treatment for injured or sick officers and soldiers.

Structural and Material Characteristics of Container Houses in Field Training

To adapt to field operations, container houses mostly adopt steel frame structures, which provide high structural strength. The steel frame is welded, and the house body is generally formed by pressing 2 - 3mm steel plates and welding them together with the house frame. The overall layout is reasonable, and the auxiliary frames are welded together to form a whole, ensuring durability and resistance to deformation regardless of lifting and handling. The walls are made of ship cabin panels or sandwich panels to ensure thermal insulation and sound insulation effects. The accommodation field camps use high-quality corrugated steel plates for the outer cladding, which are sturdy and sealed, providing good resistance to rain, snow, and wind and sand. The insulation layer uses high-performance rock wool thermal insulation and sound insulation materials and PU foam. When used in conjunction with air conditioners and warm air blowers, it can provide thermal insulation in winter and heat prevention in summer.

Configuration of Container Houses for Field Training

The interiors are fully equipped with electrical appliances, furniture, and office facilities. The electrical circuit design adopts a safe circuit with overload protection, leakage protection, and grounding wires to fully ensure the personal safety of the occupants. The walls of the accommodation field camps are made of different materials according to customers' requirements for thermal insulation and sound insulation. The roof and floor of the walls are thermally insulated, and the floors offer options such as plastic, wooden, and tile floors.