Guru! Without checking the equipment management records, how can one determine whether the equipment is operating at excessive temperatures?
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Without equipment management records, how can one determine whether the equipment has operated at excessive temperatures?
It depends on the device; generally, temperatures above 80 or 90 degrees are considered high, as can be felt by touching it with the hand
Devices vary, and the characteristics of specific devices may leave certain traces. The most obvious thing is that there is data stored in computers, and the management records vary; it’s also possible to fabricate such records. If there are problems, it’s best to be specific and provide a detailed description. For reference.
The computer control unit should have past temperature records.
Check the equipment nameplate; it indicates the design temperature and design pressure, as well as the operating temperature and operating pressure
On ordinary equipment, in addition to computers used for temperature recording, the equipment itself is also equipped with corresponding measuring instruments