How often should the catalyst tank of your device be measured?
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The catalyst tank needs to be emptied every time it is measured, which results in significant losses. I would like to ask fellow industry professionals: how often is the catalyst tank in your facilities measured? We measure it once a week, on Fridays.
Here, it used to be stipulated that measurements were taken once every ninth day of the month!
Hehe, we’re similar to the teacher upstairs – we take measurements every 10 days, once on the 10th and 20th of each month, and once at the end of the month as well
A laser level gauge can be installed for real-time monitoring; regular manual measurements can be taken for calibration
What is the accuracy of laser detectors for solid dust in catalyst tanks? Measuring the catalytic device consumes air, increasing the workload for workers; it would be a great improvement if measurement could be done automatically.
This device is measured once a week; it is emptied during the night shift, and measurement is taken during the day shift.
Measure once a week, tally the supplements used during that week, and report to the Safety Production Center on Fridays. . .
Catalyst inspection is a regular weekly task, usually carried out once a week; an additional inspection is done when a product is received
Our device is calibrated on the 10th, 20th, and 30th of each month. The original radar level gauge was inaccurate, so it was replaced with a laser detector; so far, it’s working well. When receiving fresh material, it is necessary to measure again to determine the material level height.
How is the laser detector performing? What is the error margin, and what are the investment costs?