At the site of this Winter Olympics, our country has provided professional medical care for every track. In terms of medical security, our country not only provides the best medical resources for every athlete, including professional doctors and full-time nursing staff. To a great extent, it can prevent skiing injuries or other accidents that are likely to occur in alpine competitions, and get timely treatment, thus reducing the probability of casualties in the competition and allowing players to participate boldly and confidently without extreme consideration for their own personal safety.
The second point is the security measures on hardware.
On both sides of alpine skiing in this Winter Olympics, protective nets similar to the Red Great Wall were installed from the starting point to the end point. This protective net can prevent athletes from falling off the cliff when they make mistakes in sports.
In terms of hardware, the basic personal safety of athletes during the whole competition is greatly guaranteed.
These two? The Great Wall? Throughout the Olympic Games, due to different venues, four types of protective nets were installed at different levels, with a total length of about 20,000 meters. This protective net is woven with high density polyethylene as a whole. And high-density polyethylene propylene, this material is particularly strong in rigidity and toughness, and can withstand thousands of pounds of impact.
There are 7 tracks for alpine skiing in this Winter Olympics, which are responsible for super slalom, downhill skiing, slalom and slewing. The total length is 9.2 kilometers, of which the most dangerous sledgehammer falls straight, with a drop of about 900 meters. Therefore, this track with a vertical height of 900 meters has become one of the largest and most difficult competition venues in the world. Therefore, when making safety facilities in our country, the first thing that comes to mind is to weave a safety net with high-density polyethylene materials to wait for the personal safety of athletes at all times.