What aspects should be considered when conducting a trial run with water-fed materials in a newly built workshop?
Thread Content
In addition to personnel training, what other aspects need to be addressed for the commissioning of a new workshop using water-based material delivery? This post was last edited by laiqi on 2009-2-10 19:03]
1. Safety first! Safety first! 2. Pay attention to those parts of the device or system where water is not allowed to be present during actual operation, and appropriate effective measures should be taken. 3. Pay attention to the calibration of equipment and containers that require such calibration, as well as the calibration of various level gauges. 4. Develop a feasible water operation plan in accordance with the process flow, along with emergency measures and contingency plans. There are many more; I hope everyone will add to them :)
A quick reminder: if it’s an oil pump, be aware that different specific gravities can cause the pump to experience overcurrent
1. Be careful to prevent freezing in winter. 2. Be aware of motor overcurrent
We call this type of test run a “wet test”; the most important things are to prepare proper operation sheets and accident response plans. The former is a prerequisite for completing the test runs; whether the vehicle succeeds or fails, it will be extremely important data. The latter relates to security issues, and its importance goes without saying.