What qualities should a dry equipment technician possess?
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Now that I’m in contact with equipment interfaces, I realize how vast and profound the knowledge involved is. I’d like to discuss with fellow enthusiasts what kind of specialized knowledge a equipment technician should possess Not too much, the basics are enough. (I didn’t work with equipment before.) It would be great if you could recommend some books. :lol thanks:P
I forgot to mention it – my profession is in the chemical industry.
1. Be very familiar with the equipment under your responsibility, and understand its structural principles well. 2. Have a thorough understanding of the equipment’s manufacturing process. 3. Collect data regularly for analysis and processing. 4. Gain experience in fault diagnosis
In addition, knowledge of mechanical principles and mechanical pressing is also required.
The following aspects are required: 1. Principles of centrifugal pumps and fault diagnosis; 2. Principles of compressor design and maintenance; 3. Design principles for various towers, heat exchangers, and other reaction vessels; 4. Process operation procedures for this system
Principles of Chemical Engineering: Comprehensive Book on Chemical Equipment Design
First, you need to understand the basic principles of the devices you work with; there are many books available for reference on this topic. Furthermore, it is necessary to have on-site work experience and to go to the site frequently. Additionally, you need to have a certain understanding of the operating procedures in your workshop. In a word, learn more, observe more, ask more questions, and be not afraid of hardship – then you will succeed.
Look at more drawings, get in touch with more equipment, and come here often when you have time – it’s very rewarding
For those who work with equipment, the most basic and practical principle is to ensure that operators can’t stump you – remember this well! ! ! ! So you should learn more based on the actual equipment available in your workplace, master that equipment thoroughly, and expand your knowledge accordingly – at least you should know a little more than the workers.
At least the following are required: 1. Hardware manual. 2. Chemical pipeline manual. 3. Principles of Chemical Engineering. 4. Chemical machinery. 5. Chemical processing equipment. 6. AutoCAD.
The most important thing is the actual site; one must be aware of the capabilities of the equipment models
In addition to professional knowledge, they also understand other related knowledge
For the equipment in one’s own unit, it is necessary to first achieve a thorough understanding of four aspects and proficiency in three skills; one must also learn some advanced equipment management methods and master the relevant operating procedures. Materials science of metals, mechanical drawing, machine manufacturing, pipeline technology, and more all need to be studied*.
It is necessary to have an understanding of basic material knowledge, the simple principles of mechanical pumps, operating procedures, as well as the principle and structure of large-scale systems. Basic mechanical knowledge is essential; in addition, one must be familiar with the chemical production processes in the work area where they are working
In fact, many things are learned in practice; one can only acquire such knowledge after reaching a certain level. I believe that as long as one has the spirit of not fearing hardship and of studying diligently, they will surely be able to handle it.
For the equipment under your management, it is necessary to understand its basic working principles, identify the vulnerable components, and conduct summaries and analyses of various faults, in order to lay a foundation for future maintenance!
For mechanical equipment, the following knowledge is required: 1. Be familiar with the structure of the equipment, be able to operate it skillfully, and understand its working principles; 2. Be capable of troubleshooting faults in the equipment