The first phase of preparation for the restructuring has begun; those of you who have more experience here, please share some advice
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Our unit has been restructured and is ready for its first operation; those of you who have more experience could please share some advice and insights. I’ve worked on several similar installations before, but I’m still not entirely familiar with operating this one! Help me avoid some detours. Thank you all here! :P
Be familiar with the process flow and interlock protection systems, ensure that individual tests of power equipment are carried out successfully, and have methods for controlling loads during combined tests. The key is to be familiar with the operating procedures for your own position as well as related positions.
The topic you’ve given is a bit too broad. Pay close attention to the operation instructions, manuals, and procedures. Carry out all the preliminary adjustments before driving, such as washing, coupling, blasting and purging, target testing, pre-sulfidization of the pre-hydrogenation catalyst, and passivation of the unit. When driving, pay attention to the rate of temperature rise, be careful to prevent cross-over between high and low pressures, and monitor the amount of various chemicals injected (such as sulfur and green agents). Follow the procedures step by step; once everything is stable, activate the interlock system and start the regeneration process.
When driving for the first time, there should be an expert to accompany you!
Obey orders. . . Follow the steps. . .
Our company has never had the precedent of hiring experts; we rely entirely on a large workforce.
The skills of those personnel also need to be guaranteed; otherwise, having a large number of people is meaningless
Well, someone from the design institute or the process package provider should come, right?
Haha, it’s a tactic of using a large number of people – with so many people around, it’s even less safe. A few people who understand the technical equipment are enough