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I work in a coking plant. The maintenance time for each coke oven here is two hours a day. Isn’t this a bit long? Please tell me. Furthermore, how to reduce maintenance time? Thanks!
Please explain your turnaround time and operation time
As turnaround time shortens, service time becomes less and less. However, necessary equipment maintenance time is still necessary, and the machine also needs regular maintenance. Properly formulate your production plan and arrange maintenance time reasonably.
Maintenance is very necessary, and the length of time can be adjusted according to operating time and turnaround time.
Our experience: Arrange appropriate inspection workers (in addition to operator inspections) to conduct inspections, keep vehicles ready, use 8 hours during the day to ensure 24 hours a day, and make good use of the 8 hours during the day.
Maintenance time is to maintain the equipment. Maintenance time is related to turnover time and operation time. Maintenance time = turnover time – total operation time.
The original design had a turnaround of 24 hours and an overhaul time of 2 hours. However, the turnaround time cannot be reached now.
To reduce maintenance time, just shorten the coking time.
Now that everyone is reducing production, the maintenance time will of course be long. Once the winter for coking enterprises is over, the maintenance time can be shortened.
Haha, such a basic question, once you understand the relationship between the coking time and maintenance time of the coke oven, you will understand. .