Hello everyone. I have a question for you all
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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 23:39. What are the responsibilities of the electrical department in a large-scale chemical plant that produces chlor-alkali products? What types of equipment are used there? Is a large amount of lubricant required for those equipment? I’m a newcomer; please give me some guidance. Thank you all. # ， ， &
Are the air compression stations and refrigeration stations under the responsibility of the electrical sub-factory? What about pumps, fans, reciprocating compressors, and centrifugal compressors? Thank you everyone. This post was last edited by jonning on 2008-1-23 at 15:23.]
The demand for lubricating oil is still quite high
The Electrical Substation is responsible for: all power distribution, lighting, and electrical equipment throughout the plant; the air compression station and rectifier cabinets; 10 kV power distribution; as well as all instruments, meters, and automated control systems in the plant.
Thank you to the brother upstairs. Are there many places in here that require oil or greases? Everyone has been very helpful.
Which pump doesn’t require oil, which motor isn’t lubricated? Think about it – there are many places where it’s used, but the amount required isn’t particularly large.
Our air compression and refrigeration facilities are part of the utility workshop. Less lubricant is used.
In our company, the air compression stations, refrigeration stations, and power supply system are all under the responsibility of one department. Both refrigeration units and air compression units require regular replacement of lubricating oil ； All instruments and automatic control systems are managed by another department, and the amount of lubricating oil used is relatively small ； The person who uses the pump equipment is responsible for it.
The most important of these are rectifiers and transformers; one should study them thoroughly!