・Yilan Site: Installed at the entrance of an underground parking facility beneath a conference center, serving as the sole flood barrier for the underground space. When flooding occurs in the surrounding area, the gate automatically rises to prevent floodwater from entering the underground car park, protecting vehicles and mechanical & electrical equipment from damage. ・Nantou Site: Installed at the personnel access entrance of the Jiji Weir South Bank No. 2 Small Hydropower Plant, safeguarding the plant's critical facilities from the risk of overflow from adjacent canals and ensuring safe and continuous plant operations.
・Power-Free, Physically Driven: The gate is activated purely by the buoyancy and water pressure generated during a flood event, requiring no external power supply or complex control systems. ・Fully Automatic Operation – No On-Site Personnel Required: The gate responds instantly at the onset of a disaster without requiring any human intervention on-site, making it ideal for locations such as underground car parks and power plants where staff are typically not present or cannot reach in time. ・Simple Structure, High Reliability: The straightforward mechanical design minimizes the risk of malfunction and significantly reduces long-term maintenance and management costs.
