In the hot summer, the heat waves are rolling. While most people are hiding in air-conditioned rooms to enjoy the coolness, a group of people are kneeling on the ground, meticulously inspecting each insulator - they are the workers who stick to the production line of power products.
In the photo, the worker of TID POWER kneels on the ground, holding professional instruments, concentrating on checking the status of the insulator. His figure silently tells the craftsman spirit of "striving for perfection" of power workers.
Measuring responsibility with millimeters and protecting power grid safety with sweat
Insulators are the "safety guards" of power transmission, and their performance is directly related to the stable operation of the power grid. Especially in extreme weather, the detection of insulators cannot be sloppy.
"Kneeling on the ground is the most stable posture, which can ensure the accuracy of the test data." The worker explained. In summer, the outside temperature is high, and the ground temperature in the workshop exceeds 50℃ due to the operation of the vulcanizer. Their work clothes are soaked with sweat, but the movements of their hands are always as steady as a rock.
Technology empowers, but craftsmanship never fades
Today, new technologies such as fully automatic production lines and intelligent testing equipment have been gradually applied to production and power inspections, but some key links still rely on manual "checking". For example, the detection of microscopic defects in large-sized insulators requires workers to combine experience and instruments for repeated verification. "Machines cannot replace human judgment, especially the intuition of hidden dangers," said the worker master.
Salute to ordinary heroes: Every persistence has light
From the snow-covered lines of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau to the dense power grids in coastal cities, it is these "kneeling" faces that connect the "safety lifeline" of China's electricity. They interpret with the simplest actions: the so-called ingenuity is to be willing to make 100% effort for a 0.1% improvement.
Postscript
When we press the switch to enjoy the light, don't forget the group of power workers behind them who "compete with details". Their knees are covered with mud, but they support the brilliance of thousands of lights; their figures are slightly lonely, but they write the most beautiful chapter of workers in the new era.