What are the “four requirements” for maintaining chemical processing equipment?

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　　The “four requirements” for maintaining equipment refer to；　　(1) Neatness: tools, workpieces, accessories, safety devices, wiring, and pipelines should be neat, complete, and in good condition. 　　(2) Cleaning, that is, the inside and outside of the equipment should be clean without oil residues, and any chips and debris around the equipment must be removed. 　　(3) Lubrication, which involves adding and changing oil on schedule, using oil of appropriate quality, keeping all lubrication devices, oil felts, oil lines, and oil gauges clean, and ensuring that the oil circuits remain unobstructed. 　　(4) Safety, which means strictly following the operating and usage procedures for the equipment, using it properly, maintaining it carefully, and ensuring no accidents occur.

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