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Dear colleagues in the field of small nitrogen fertilizers, at what time of the year is the equipment maintenance of your unit generally scheduled? How much time is generally allocated for overhaul and intermediate maintenance?
Try to avoid the peak sales season, which is usually scheduled during system overhaul. Sometimes there are some problems in the craftsmanship, and some minor repairs are reasonably arranged when the car is stopped. The time schedule is generally based on * * Relevant regulations, but sometimes the inspection problem is not major, or it is originally normal, and only key parts are inspected to reduce repair time.
In our factory, it usually takes about 10 days for major repairs around November. For minor repairs, it usually takes 2 days depending on the actual situation!!
1. For nitrogen fertilizer companies in the north, equipment maintenance generally takes into account the market conditions, weather conditions, and technical improvements. Generally, major overhauls take about 20 days in August and September, and mid-term repairs take about 7 days in April. 2. Nitrogen fertilizer companies in the south generally only need to overhaul once a year, ranging from 15 to 30 days. 3. In addition, many companies already have more than two sets of gas generation, desulfurization, conversion, decarbonization, refining or double A, synthesis, and urea systems. There are also many compressors, which can be shut down independently for maintenance or parallel production. Basically, there is no need to shut down the entire plant for overhaul. This post was last edited by ygx2000 on 2008-1-2 09:58 ]