How should the Equipment Department establish standards for equipment condition in order to assess the management of workshop equipment?

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As the title suggests, I’m looking for anyone among fellow marine engineers who has samples that meet the standards regarding equipment condition. I would be very grateful if such samples could include equipment such as reaction vessels, filter presses, heat exchangers, centrifugal fans, single-stage centrifugal pumps, submersible pumps, hot air furnaces, heat transfer oil furnaces, Roots blowers, chilled water units, screw air compressors, centrifuges, falling film evaporators, vacuum tray dryers, rotary flash drying systems, spray drying tower systems, and twin-screw conical mixers. Thank you very much!

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