Dear teachers: I would like to ask what precautions are necessary when a company’s newly installed equipment starts up for trial production
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Dear teachers, hello. I would like to ask what precautions should be taken when starting up the production process for equipment in the first phase of a newly established company. The main equipment used in pharmaceutical and fine chemical manufacturing includes static equipment such as reaction tanks, storage tanks, heat exchangers, recovery towers, condensers, etc., as well as dynamic equipment such as centrifugal pumps, magnetic pumps, dry vacuum pumps, nitrogen generators, air compressors, centrifugal compressors, etc. I would be extremely grateful if you could share some good practices for operating this new equipment. Thank you very much. Thank you to all the teachers!
Have safety, environmental protection, and occupational health been implemented simultaneously?
Try it intermittently; be careful now, **I’m interested in this one**
I would appreciate it if the teachers could give me some advice. Thank you!
We need to do this soon next year; we have no experience, so we kindly ask relevant experts to explain it to us one by one!
Conduct individual inspections of all equipment (lubrication, power supply, the equipment itself, etc.), run each unit on a trial basis to check for any issues. Only after everything is functioning properly should a combined cold-state test be carried out, and it is not until the testing is stable that operation with material can begin. The entire testing process is carried out in accordance with the requirements of the process itself; it’s not something that can be simply explained in a few words. A commissioning plan needs to be prepared for the entire testing process, and adjustments are made in accordance with this plan. If you can disclose the manufacturing process, you can contact me via WeChat: 28056724