How to label tag numbers on dynamic and static equipment?
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Everyone, how should we label the tag numbers on the newly installed dynamic and static chemical processing equipment?
There should be nameplates, with the position number indicated on them.
When contracting with the manufacturer, it is possible to request that the tag number be added to the equipment’s nameplate.
For the nameplate, the numbers should follow the P&ID.
Generally, if there’s no space, we spray it on the base; and if there’s really no place at all, we set up a chastity arch next to the equipment
You’re amazing; you even came up with the “Chastity Arch” – that’s funny.
It must be present in prominent locations, on the base or the actual equipment. For dynamic equipment such as pumps, they are generally located on the protective cover at the rear of the motor; for the entire unit, they can be placed on the outer wall of the main machine. Static equipment is usually situated in prominent locations on the outer wall, such as on cylinders, spheres, or flat surfaces. If it’s too small, place a sign next to it (it needs to take root in the ground).
Just do it however you can, as long as it’s readable; it’s fine as long as it doesn’t get ruined by Western influences