Impact of power rationing on production
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The word that appears most frequently in the news recently is snow disaster. The biggest problem for manufacturing companies is the tight power supply. In fact, Ningbo has not been affected by the weather, but there are still problems with the power supply system outside the Beilun area. The production power load is limited, and there is still the possibility of power outage at any time. Now the production is on tenterhooks all day long, but yesterday, due to the power outage, all equipment was shut down, resulting in heavy losses. Please talk about the losses caused by power outages in your factories and their respective countermeasures. What are the best ways to minimize the losses?
Power cuts are a disaster for chemical companies. My previous company lost a lot due to power outages, and operators couldn't leave their posts and run away, so several employees in the workshop were poisoned due to emergency venting. Looking back, I'm afraid: L
For chemical plants, power cuts are as serious as robbery.
Power rationing is a good thing when power is tight. The loss is less than a sudden power outage. When power is limited, the processing capacity is generally reduced and some small equipment that affects it is stopped (based on the reduction in capacity), which can reduce losses. This requires all companies to prepare accident plans.
Haha, in fact, it is good for the chemical industry, but it will be even worse for oil refining companies. If there is an unplanned long-term power outage, the heavy oil in the refining may condense, especially for companies in the north. It is winter again and the temperature is relatively low. The safety of electricity in modern society is indeed a problem. If there is a problem with the power system, the entire society may be paralyzed.
Machines and instruments cannot work without electricity. If there is a power outage, it will be a disaster. Power rationing is better. You can plan to limit or stop work, but you will suffer economic losses.
For oil refining companies, power rationing is like throwing a brick into a well, because oil refining companies have complicated processes and are expensive to start and shut down.
Power rationing has caused great economic losses to enterprises. Enterprises have to reduce load but many equipment must be turned on. Production costs are high and employee wages are affected. Only by matching your own company's equipment and related products
No electricity, no water and no raw materials are taboos in chemical production.