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Classification of moving equipment

2017-07-19View Original

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How is large-scale moving equipment defined? That is, what kind of mechanical equipment counts as large-scale?
Reply #22017-07-19
There is no such boundary at the moment. Let’s decide internally. Based on the amount of work done by the equipment, its importance, and so on. It depends on what purpose you have for understanding it.
Reply #32017-07-20
Price level, difficulty of repair, impact of parking on the system
Reply #42017-07-20
Obviously, large mechanical equipment is, first and foremost, visible from its appearance – it’s big; In terms of configuration, there are supporting facilities such as fuel stations and water stations. There seems to be no exact definition for this. For example, tall people – who counts as tall? Generally speaking, 175 or above is considered high. Understand. . .
Reply #52017-07-20
According to the SHS01003-2004 standard for vibration of rotating machinery in the petrochemical industry, I’m not sure if there are any other ways of classification
Reply #62017-07-20
ISO2372 specifies this in such a way

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