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In the past, the Ministry of Chemical Industry and the Petrochemical Corporation conducted statistics showing that among the reasons for unplanned shutdowns of large fertilizer plants, equipment-related issues accounted for 55–65%; external forces beyond control such as power outages, material shortages, and storms accounted for only 8%; process operation-related problems made up 10%, while electrical and instrumentation issues accounted for 20%. After the year 2000, what was the distribution of the reasons for shutdowns of the units at your facility? Feel free to share and keep track of it.
Following the principles of refined management, the reasons for parking need to be analyzed more in depth. For example, even in the case of equipment failure, it is necessary to determine whether that failure is inevitable or accidental Is it outside the equipment availability rate?
Our unit is mainly focused on two aspects. One is equipment failure, while the other is technical upgrades integrated into the system.
It’s the equipment and materials – we’re using an old system, so the equipment keeps breaking down
In our company, the issues are mainly due to equipment problems, followed by electrical and instrumentation problems; process operation-related issues are rare!
In our unit, the main issues are equipment failures; additionally, there are significant problems with the operation of the thermal power boilers.