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... 耐久的防水系统2LUCOBRIDGE® PV -BIT 明1 前言德国的桥梁基本结构大体分为钢结构和混凝土结构两类。

德国有逾120000座桥梁，它们面临着日益增长的交通量、除冰盐、紫外线照射、温度变化、雨水及霜冻等诸多因素的考验，须能够抵抗腐蚀、裂缝及其他诸多不利因素。

桥梁上使用的任何系统都需取得德国公路研究所（BASt）的准许。

须通过相关鉴定机构的一系列严苛测试以鉴定产品合符高质量标准，核准其适用性。

当前很常用防水方法，是使用沥青卷材来密封建筑结构（ZTV- ING, 第7部分 章节1和2）。

常采用单层或双层改性沥青防水卷材。

沥青防水卷材也被应用在沥青混凝土铺装层下面。

当下，德国范围内有6000至40000座桥梁面临翻修，创新和改善桥梁防水系统迫在眉睫。

路可比公司的Lucobridge®系列产品，同过去很长时期所广泛使用的防水卷材有很大不同。

传统的改性沥青（PmB）卷材是通过加热的方法，粘贴于钢桥或混凝土桥面上，起粘结层同时也是防水层的作用。

Lucobridge®系列卷材是由ECB塑料制成，该系列产品用在屋面防水有逾50年的历史。

无论是次采用传统的火焰加热PmB的铺设方法，还是使用环境友好的粘结剂粘贴的新方法铺设，卷材对混凝土或钢材的密封效果都是非常好的。

LUCOBRIDGE® PV-BIT 明 2 施工方法2.1 对钢材表面的预处理采用喷砂打磨的方法将钢材表面处理平整。

撕裂强度必须大于1.5 N/mm2。

图1:清理表面2.2 钢表面对钢面层施工，须确保面层无锈蚀，进行了粗糙化处理。

建议使用喷砂打磨的方法清除表面的灰尘颗粒。

2.3 用Lucobridge® 打底漆2000P进行打底对钢材或混凝土表面的打底、密封处理将The Lucobridge® 打底漆2000P拌合激活（见拌合规范第5节），均匀刷满整个待施工区域。

打底漆的厚度应控制在1mm左右。

Shanghai Weyer Electric Appliances Co.,Ltd. is a leading manufacturer and supplier in China. We have such products as cable glands, conduits, connectors ˗cable chains and wiring ducts. Since established in 1999, we have been keeping optimizing human resource, stricting management system, upgrading product-quality, trying our best to enlarge the market, perfecting customer service, meanwhile, we have emphasized on engineering so as to develop lastingly and rapidly. Currently, we have our own Research and Development Department, Testing Department. Every day, a variety of products with high-quality and reasonable price are unceasingly manufactured from our production lines. Weyer products are widely applied to machine tools, rail transportation equipment, wind power generation equipment, port facilities, tobacco machinery, engineer plants, plastic machinery, automatic apparatuses, lights, elevators, motors, central air conditioners etc. Our products have been exported to many countries and areas such as Taiwan, USA, Korea, Brazil, Japan, Germany, Thailand and Australia etc. In 2003, we passed ISO9001:2000.The products such as cable gland, conduit, connector and wiring duct have passed CE certification and RoHS environmental testing, UL/CUL certificates; for cable gland, we also passed ATEX and IECEX. In 2013, We build the new plant which is occupied 23000΃ in Dainan Sci-Tech Park, Xinghua (famous as the stainless material Town), Jiangsu Province, China. By taking advantage of the mature stainless steel industry chains and the integrated industrial facilities, Weyer Electric Appliances (Jiangsu) Co., Ltd. can rapidly provide the stainless steel of cable gland, tubing, tubing connector and any other stainless steel products with a high quality and low price for our customers. We were proudly awarded as “creditable and reliable enterprise” (AAA degree company) by Shanghai Industry and Commerce Bureau and a honored name as “Star Enterprise” by one Governmental Department for several years. And we were also awarded as “Shanghai brand name products” for several years. In 2011, we were titled as the Shanghai Hi-tech company. And in 2013, we are awarded as “Pudong New Area Civilized Unit”. Weyer is looking forward to building the perfect electric connection and protection system with you.

产品简介单组份水溶性聚氨酯灌浆材料是由亲水性聚醚多元醇与异氰酸酯反应而成的末端含有异氰酯根基团的一种高分子灌浆材料。

该材料遇水后立即发生反应，形成弹性胶状固结体，从而达到很好的止水目的，是一种新型高压灌注防水堵漏材料。

单组份油溶性聚氨酯灌浆材料是由复合聚合多元醇与多元异氰酸酯反应形成末端含有异氰酸根基团的一种灌浆材料。

该材料遇水后立即反应产生气体，体积膨胀并生成一种不溶于水并具有一定强度的发泡体，不仅可以防水堵漏，更适合于加固补强。

产品特点★水溶性聚氨酯灌浆材料● 浆液遇水后自行分散、乳化、发泡，立即进行化学反应，形成不透水的弹性胶状固结体，有良好的止水性能。

● 反应后形成的弹性胶状固结体有良好的延伸性、弹性及抗渗性、耐低温性，在水中永久保持原形。

● 与水混合后粘度小，可灌性好，固结体在水中浸泡对人体无害、无毒、无污染。

● 浆液遇水反应形成弹性固结体物质的同时，释放CO2气体，借助气体压力，浆液可进一步压进结构的空隙，使多孔性结构或地层能完全填充密实。

具有二次渗透的特点。

● 浆液的膨胀性好，包水量大，具有良好的亲水性和可灌性，同时浆液的粘度、固化速度可以根据需要进行调节。

★油溶性聚氨酯灌浆材料● 粘度低，遇水迅速反应而固结、膨胀。

● 对基层有很强的粘着力、韧性好、化学性能极佳。

● 膨胀率大，不收缩，正常与水反应浆液可以形成10-20倍泡沫体，因而可以进一步充实空隙，起到防水堵漏的作用。

● 因为浆液是单组份，使用起来比较方便，适用于单液型高压灌注机及其它机具。

● 与饮用水接触的区域亦可使用，具有环保效能。

适用范围● 水池、水塔、地下室、厕浴间、防空洞等建筑物的灌缝堵漏及防水防腐涂层。

● 金属及混凝土管道的护壁防腐以及钢结构的防腐。

● 地质钻探中护壁堵漏，石油开采中的选择性堵水及矿井中涌水堵水等。

● 港口、码头、桥墩、大坝、水电站帷幕灌浆堵漏与加固。

● 建筑工程的变形缝、施工缝、结构裂缝的堵漏及补强。

PRIVACY GUIDE February 2021 | 3725-49159-002A Poly OBi EditionGetting HelpFor more information about installing, configuring, andadministering Poly/Polycom products or services, go toPolycom Support.Plantronics, Inc. (Poly — formerly Plantronics and Polycom)345 Encinal StreetSanta Cruz, California95060© 2021 Plantronics, Inc. All rights reserved. Poly, the propellerdesign, and the Poly logo are trademarks of Plantronics, Inc.All other trademarks are the property of their respectiveowners.ContentsBefore You Begin (3)Related Poly and Partner Resources (3)Privacy-Related Options (4)Passwords (4)Change the Default Password (4)Setting Up a Directory (5)Configure the LDAP Server (5)Configure LDAP SASL Authentication (5)Configure Speed Dial Keys (6)Saving and Erasing Call History (6)Save the Call History (7)Erase the Call History (7)SIP Privacy (7)Enable an RPID Header (7)Block Outbound Caller ID (7)Logs (8)Enable Network Call Logs (8)Factory Resetting Your Phone (8)Factory Reset Your Phone in the Local Interface (8)Factory Reset Your Phone in the System Web Interface (9)How Data Subject Rights Are Supported (10)Right to Access (10)Right To Be Informed (10)Right to Data Portability (11)Right to Erasure (11)Right to Rectification (11)Right to Object to Processing (12)Right to Restrict Processing (12)Purposes for Processing Personal Data (13)How Administrators Are Informed of Any Security Anomalies (14)Contents How Personal Data is Deleted (16)Before You BeginTopics:▪Related Poly and Partner ResourcesThe Poly OBi Edition Privacy Guide provides information regarding the implementation of Privacy by Design for this product.This guide contains details about configurable privacy options and how personal data is processed. It covers the following Poly hardware:▪Poly VVX OBi Edition Business IP Phones▪Poly VVX D230 DECT IP Phones▪Poly OBi3 Series Voice Adapters▪Poly OBi5 Series Voice AdaptersRelated Poly and Partner ResourcesSee the following sites for information related to this product.▪The Poly Online Support Center is the entry point to online product, service, and solution support information including Video Tutorials, Documents & Software, Knowledge Base, CommunityDiscussions, Poly University, and additional services.▪The Polycom Document Library provides support documentation for active products, services, and solutions. The documentation displays in responsive HTML5 format so that you can easily access and view installation, configuration, or administration content from any online device.▪The Poly Community provides access to the latest developer and support information. Create an account to access Poly support personnel and participate in developer and support forums. You can find the latest information on hardware, software, and partner solutions topics, share ideas, and solve problems with your colleagues.▪The Poly Partners are industry leaders who natively integrate the Poly standards-based RealPresence Platform with their customers’ current UC infrastructures, making it easy for you to communicate face-to-face with the applications and devices you use every day.▪The Poly Services help your business succeed and get the most out of your investment through the benefits of collaboration.Privacy-Related OptionsTopics:•Passwords•Setting Up a Directory•Configure Speed Dial Keys•Saving and Erasing Call History•SIP Privacy•Logs•Factory Resetting Your PhoneThere are different deployment options for your phone that may affect the privacy options and support requirements described in this guide. These details apply specifically to phones deployed on-premises in a customer environment and managed by the customer.PasswordsYou can change the administrator and user passwords.Poly recommends that you change the default password at the earliest convenience.Change the Default PasswordIf you use the default password, a warning message Default password is used appears at the top right of the page.Change this password and record it in a safe place. If you lose this password, you may need to return your phone for service.Procedure1.In the system web interface, go to System Management > Device Admin > Web Server.2.In the Value column, configure the following parameters:AdminPassword Enter a new, case- sensitive administrator password.AdminPin Enter a new, case- sensitive PIN to enter the updater menu.UserPassword Enter a new, case- sensitive user password.3.Select Submit.4.Reboot your system when you complete your changes.Setting Up a DirectoryYour phone supports a directory search function with an external server using LDAP. To use this function, you must configure an LDAP service on the phone.You can point to the Network Directory option on the main menu of the phone to an LDAP service using LDAP parameters.Configure the LDAP ServerConfigure the LDAP server using the following parameters.Procedure1.In the system web interface, go to IP Phone > LDAP > Server.2.In the Value column, configure the following parameters:Host Enter the hostname, which can be an IP address or domain name, with anoptional ldap:// or ldaps:// scheme prefix. For example,192.168.15.186, or ldap:// are acceptable hostname formats.Note:If you don’t specify the scheme, the phone uses ldap://.Port Enter the LDAP server listening (TCP) port. The standard port is 389 forldap:// and 636 for ldaps://.Note:If the port value is 0 or blank, the phone uses the correspondingstandard port.Password Enter the bind password for simple or SASL authentication.Note:This parameter is case-sensitive.TLSSecurityProfile Enter the security profile for 802.1X authentication.3.Select Submit.4.Reboot your system when you complete your changes.Configure LDAP SASL AuthenticationSimple Authentication and Security Layer (SASL) involves sending the LDAP server the FQDN of the client and the corresponding password in clear-text.This method has security issues unless you use ldaps:// or TLS.Note:LDAP v2 supports ldap:// and ldaps:// with simple authentication only. LDAP v3 adds support for TLS and SASL authentication.For more information on SASL, go to .Procedure1.In the system web interface, go to IP Phone > LDAP > LDAP SASL Authentication Parameters.2.In the Value column, configure the following parameters:SASL_AuthMethod Select the method to use for SASL authentication using any of the followingparameters:•Disabled (Default)•Plain•MD5SASL_AuthCID Enter the authentication ID for SASL authentication. The format of this IDdepends on the actual SASL mechanism used.3.Select Submit.4.Reboot your system when you complete your changes.Configure Speed Dial KeysYou can configure one or more feature keys as speed dials keys by assigning the Function parameter.Procedure1.In the system web interface, do one of the following:•Go to IP Phone > n Line Keys (where n = Left or Right).•Go to IP Phone > Programmable Keys.2.Select a key (for example, Key 1 or Key 2).3.In the Default column for the Function, clear the check box.4.In the Value column for the Function parameter, select Speed Dial.5.Select Submit.6.Reboot your system when you complete your changes.Saving and Erasing Call HistoryThe Call History page shows the last 200 calls.You can view the following detailed call information:•The terminals involved•The name (if available) of the peer endpoints making the call•The direction/path the call took•The time events took placeSave the Call HistoryYou can save the phone’s call history from the system web interface.Procedure1.In the system web interface, go to Status > Call History.2.Select Save All.The phone saves the call history to the callhistory.xml file in your Downloads folder.Erase the Call HistoryYou can erase the phone’s call history from the web interface.Procedure1.In the system web interface, go to Status > Call History.2.Select Remove All.The phone permanently erases the call history.SIP PrivacyYour phone observes inbound caller privacy and decodes the caller’s name and number from SIP INVITE requests by checking the FROM, P-Asserted-Identity (PAID for short), and Remote-Party-ID (RPID for short) message headers.All these headers can carry caller’s name and number information.Enable an RPID HeaderFor outbound calls, the phone can state the caller’s preferred privacy setting in an RPID header of the outbound INVITE request.Procedure1.In the system web interface, go to Service Providers > ITSP Profile X > SIP (where X=the ITSPprofile for the service provider).2.In the Value column for the X_InsertRemotePartyID parameter, select the check box (thedefault value of this parameter).3.Select Submit.4.Reboot your system when you complete your changes.Block Outbound Caller IDYou can instruct your phone to use sip:anonymous@localhost in the FROM header to block outbound caller ID.Procedure1.In the system web interface, go to Service Providers > ITSP Profile X > SIP (where X=the ITSPprofile for the service provider).2.In the Value column for the X_UseAnonymousFROM parameter, select the check box.Your phone also includes a Privacy: id header if the X_InsertPrivacyHdr parameter isenabled.3.Select Submit.4.Reboot your system when you complete your changes.LogsLogs contain information about system activities and configurations to help you troubleshoot issues.Enable Network Call LogsThe network call logs consist of four logs: All, Missed, Received, and Outgoing.The server stores log data and downloads it to the phone when you invoke this function. Consult BroadSoft on how to manage these call logs on the server side.To make the network call logs function available on the phone, you must enable the option CallLogs parameter. There’s no specialized app, feature key function, or softkey option to launch network call logs. You can only invoke this function by going through the Net Services app.If you enable the Buddy List and it’s available under the same SP service, the phone displays the presence icon in the network directory.Procedure1.In the system web interface, go to Voice Services > SPn Service > Network Provided Services.2.In the Value column for the CallLogs parameter, select the check box.3.Select Submit.4.Reboot your system when you complete your changes.Factory Resetting Your PhoneYou can reset all configuration parameters to factory default values or to the customized default values.Factory Reset Your Phone in the Local InterfaceYou can reset all phone settings to factory default values from the phone’s local interface.Procedure1.Go to Settings.2.Press the Factory Reset softkey.3.Press the OK softkey.Factory Reset Your Phone in the System Web InterfaceYou can reset the phone user data and voice configuration settings to factory default values in the system web interface.Procedure1.In the system web interface, go to System Management > Device Update > ResetConfiguration.2.Select User Data, Voice Configuration, Networking, or all three.3.Select Reset.How Data Subject Rights Are SupportedTopics:▪Right to Access▪Right To Be Informed▪Right to Data Portability▪Right to Erasure▪Right to Rectification▪Right to Object to Processing▪Right to Restrict ProcessingThe following information shows how data subject rights are supported.Right to AccessView system detailsInformation pertaining to the device such as device IP address, serial number, and MAC address are shown on the system web interface and device local interface. An administrator can check them on web page or on the device local interface (under the Product Information menu). A user can access the call logs and phone book on the device local interface.Note:Password information isn’t revealed in the system web interface or the device local interface. Procedure:1.Connect the phone to the network.2.From the device local interface, go to the Product Information menu and note the IP address ofthe phone.3.From a web browser, go to the IP address of the phone and log in as admin.4.Click the link on the left side panel to view the corresponding pages.A copy of any personal data made available to Polycom when working with Polycom support is available by requesting it from your Polycom support representative.Right To Be InformedWhat personal data is collected?See Purposes for Processing Personal Data on page 13.How is personal data used?See Purposes for Processing Personal Data on page 13.How long is personal data kept?Customer personal data is kept until a factory reset is performed. See How Personal Data is Deleted. In addition, a user can remove the personal phone book and user-level call logs directly from the device local interface without needing factory reset.Any personal data made available when working with Polycom support, specific to a support incident, is retained until the information is requested to be removed by the customer.Is personal data shared with any third parties and if so, who?If personal data is made available when working with Polycom support, this data may be shared with Polycom's engineering team (which may include third parties / contractors).How can a data subject be notified of a data breach?Data subjects have a right to be notified when their data has been processed without authorization. The product administrator is able to monitor and identify when certain security anomalies have occurred. See How Administrators Are Informed of Any Security Anomalies on page 14.Right to Data PortabilitySubject to approval by the device admin, the user may obtain a backup copy of all the web pages in XML file format.These backup pages can be viewed directly as text files or restored into a similar device to be viewed as web pages. Similarly, the user can get a copy of the personal phone book and user-level call logs by uploading each to a server in an XML format. A backup copy of the system-level call history can be obtained from the system web interface with help from the device admin. Note that all password fields are excluded from backup copies of the web pages.Right to ErasureA data subject has the right to remove all his or her own personal data. For details on how to erase customer personal data from the system, see How Personal Data is Deleted on page 16.Any personal data made available when working with Polycom support, specific to a support incident, is retained until the information is requested to be removed by the customer.Right to RectificationA data subject has the right to make corrections to their own inaccurate or incomplete personal data. Personal data specific to device configuration can be edited or updated by the device administrator. See Privacy-Related Options on page 4.Polycom does not manipulate data made available during the support process, so any rectification of inaccuracies of personal data must be performed by customer directly.Right to Object to Processing Not applicable because the customer is the controller. Right to Restrict Processing Not applicable because the customer is the controller.Purposes for Processing Personal Data Purposes for Processing Personal DataCall Logs▪Peer Caller ID Nameand Number▪Timestamp▪Call Duration▪Call Statistics (such asMOS score)Provide call history withcall statistics for each call▪System web interfacefor system level calllogs▪Local interface foruser level call logsPersonal Phone Book Contact information:▪Name▪Number Allow user to make callsfrom the phone bookLocal interfaceSYSLOG The detail types of data toinclude are configurable.Typically, it includes:▪Boot up/systeminitializationinformation▪Network initializationinformation▪Call events▪Network/systemeventsIt can include SIPTransactions forREGISTER,SUBSCRIBE/NOTIFY,and Call Signaling for allcalls on certain lines.Note:The phone doesnot store syslogfiles internally. Itonly sends thelog to theconfiguredsyslog server tobe stored andprocessed.Troubleshooting System web interface PCAP All network traffic Troubleshooting System web interfaceHow Administrators Are Informed of Any Security AnomaliesHow Administrators are Informed of Any Security Anomalies (Including Data Breaches)System reboots and crashes▪Device LED and local interfaceindicate clearly if the device hasrebooted.▪Reboot events are recorded inSYSLOG logs that indicate thereason for each reboot (or noreason if the system crashes).Check the log file after each reboot to analyze the reason for the reboot.How Administrators Are Informed of Any Security Anomalies Log TypeSYSLOG The detail types of data toTroubleshooting System web interfaceinclude are configurable.Typically, it includes:▪Boot up/systeminitializationinformation▪Network initializationinformation▪Call events▪Network/systemeventsIt can include SIPTransactions forREGISTER,SUBSCRIBE/NOTIFY,and Call Signaling for allcalls on certain lines.Note:The phone doesnot store syslogfiles internally. Itonly sends thelog to theconfiguredsyslog server tobe stored andprocessed.PCAP All network traffic Troubleshooting System web interfaceHow Personal Data is Deleted How Personal Data is DeletedCredentials:▪SIP▪Web▪Network ▪Wi-Fi Factory Reset via system webinterface:1.Go to the DeviceManagement/Device Updateweb page.2.Check Voice Configuration.3.Select Reset.Internal configuration file removalwith disk overwritten.User-Level Call Logs From the local interface:1.Go to Main Menu/CallHistory.2.Select Clear List.From the system web interface:1.Go to the DeviceManagement/Device Updatepage.2.Check the User Data option.3.Select Reset.Note:This method also removessystem-level call logs andpersonal phone book.Internal call history file removal with disk overwritten.System-Level Call Logs From the system web interface:1.Go to the DeviceManagement/Device Updatepage.2.Check the User Data option.3.Select Reset.Note:This method also removesuser-level call logs andpersonal phone book.Internal call history file removal with disk overwritten.Phone Book From the local interface:1.Go to Main Menu/Contacts.2.Select Remove All.From the system web interface:1.Go to the DeviceManagement/Device Updatepage.2.Check the User Data option.3.Select Reset.Note:This method also removessystem-level and user-level call logs.Internal phone book file removalwith disk overwritten.How Personal Data is Deleted。