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Guys, someone said: Some newly built caustic soda plants are not as perfect as imagined, and there are still a lot of problems in design, construction, and startup. It’s time to invest in the project again. The civil construction is in progress. Equipment has begun to arrive and preparations for installation are underway. In order to better control the quality, progress, and costs, there are so many job numbers, and each job number has its own characteristics. Here is my advice from senior experts.: Difficulties and key points in construction control of caustic soda plant! ! ! :handshake :handshake :handshake This post was last edited by laiqi on 2009-2-11 11:58 ]
I wonder if you are interested in this industry? Key production units: Primary brine, hydrogen chloride treatment, secondary brine, electrolysis, evaporated solid alkali
What’s the difficulty! ? Special construction materials? Complex construction techniques? Sophisticated equipment? Trial control is subtle? Do you have high requirements for feeding products? Is there a large amount of construction work? Construction depth crossover? Is it difficult to organize and coordinate? Would love to hear the breakdown!
The main thing is that the project team members must be fully equipped, including equipment, instruments and electrical appliances, civil engineering, technology, procurement, and even material pickers and custodians. Such responsibilities should be said. It should be said that the main work of this project is completed by the installation company. The main thing is to strictly control the changes in the process and the confirmation of key parts. There should be no problem in finding a construction team with qualifications and chlor-alkali installation experience.
Thank you. Thank you for your good advice. I will keep it in mind. How to plan the control points after the construction starts? Progressive? Quality? Ideas? in principle? Target? Critical control point? difficulty? The point? What do you want to summarize after completing a project?