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For the construction of a new oil refining facility, matters such as anti-corrosion painting and welding work need to be taken into consideration. I would appreciate some advice from those with experience in this field. This post was last edited by Desert Poplar on 2009-2-13 at 12:29
I have some basic knowledge about anti-corrosion painting. First, it’s necessary to choose the right paint. Before applying the paint, the surface needs to be prepared, and one must understand the characteristics of the paint being used. It’s also important to be aware of the entire process involved in using primer, intermediate coats, and topcoat – things like the temperature requirements for the paint, the time interval between applying different coats, and whether drying time is required. It’s crucial to apply the paint carefully, following the proper procedures
I. Anti-corrosion painting 1. Rust removal is crucial, as it affects the quality of anti-corrosion protection and the lifespan of the surface; 2. The number of paint coats and their thickness should be monitored and measured regularly, as this is related to cutbacks in quality. II. Welding 1. Welder’s qualification ; 2. Welding process ; 3. Strictly enforce the standards.
1. It is best to consult the company for guidance, and hire an external supervision unit with relevant experience to assist in managing the construction team. . . 2. If you have strong technical capabilities of your own to handle various technical issues from construction teams and design institutes, you can also take charge of the construction management yourself. . . 3. For project supervision. Whether it’s managed by oneself or by someone else. It is necessary to be familiar with all kinds of construction and design codes. . . It can be obtained from the construction contractor or from the design firm. . . They are all obliged to provide the construction entity with the relevant standards on which they rely, and then you can carry out inspections, monitoring, and management based on their construction plan. . . :lol