[Help] I’ve just started working with mechanical equipment and there’s so much to learn; I don’t know where to begin
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Could someone with experience advise me on how to get started learning this? I’ve just switched from working with static equipment and don’t know anything; I have no idea where to begin my learning. If anyone can share some materials, I would be extremely grateful. I’m currently looking for the Chinese version of API682 2014 – does anyone have it to share????????176055709@qq.com
First is the role of equipment in the process, followed by the decomposition study of moving equipment*, as well as the flow and principles of the main materials within the equipment, such as gases, liquids, and other fluids. Then there are the lubrication processes involved, such as the principle of oil stations, as well as the principle of cooling water flow; combining these factors constitutes the principle of this moving equipment. Finally, there is the study of mechanical principles and electrical instrumentation. For reference.
Learn through hands-on practice during the day*, and read books at night, covering structure, principles, operation, followed by maintenance, fault diagnosis, and repair
1. Refinery Equipment Maintenance Manual, Volume 2: Old version on pumps 2. Petrochemical Plant Maintenance Manual: Pumps 3. Petrochemical Plant Maintenance Manual: Compressors. The above are suggestions