New member seeking help with issues related to electrical equipment in chemical plants
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Hello everyone. I’m new here, so I hope you can all help me out. I have a question for you: in a large chemical plant that mainly produces chlor-alkali products, what kind of electrical equipment is used there? Which of these devices require lubrication? Thank you very much to all of you!!! I appreciate your guidance!
This includes electrical equipment such as medium and high voltage power distribution systems, rectifier transformers, rectifiers, and rectification control systems, low voltage power distribution systems, soft starters, frequency converters, motors, etc. It seems there are no devices that require specialized lubrication equipment.
Hehe. Thanks to the brother upstairs. It seems like this post isn’t in the right place. What I mean is that certain machines require lubrication; for example, transformers need transformer oil. That’s what I meant.:lol
For transformer No. 25 oil, an oil pump is required for the stirring electrode. But that’s something related to the equipment field; it has nothing to do with our electrical engineering field.
The electrical engineering field does not need to deal with equipment lubrication; that is the responsibility of the mechanical engineering department.
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I’m not sure if conductive paste counts; it also has a lubricating function