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What are the precautions for dismantling equipment?

2010-04-08View Original

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Recently, our factory plans to purchase an old set of equipment from another company, and we have been assigned to handle the dismantling of that equipment. What aspects should we pay attention to from a process perspective?
Reply #22010-04-08
This post was last edited by hand over VS flow on 2010-4-8 at 14:03. If you didn’t install it yourself, ask the installation company to prepare a plan for you. From a technical perspective, since it’s an old installation, it may be necessary to make some modifications in certain areas; it would be best to ask the design firm to handle this again, though they might refuse to take on such small tasks!
Reply #32010-04-08
Be careful of the residual substances in the pipeline equipment to avoid accidents.
Reply #42010-04-08
1. Be careful to avoid accidents caused by residues. 2. Pay attention to protecting the integrity of equipment and pipelines. 3. The demolition process must be carried out in an orderly manner, with a plan and step by step.
Reply #52010-04-08
I’m not sure what kind of device the original owner is referring to. If it’s not a hazardous chemical, then there’s no need to consider cleaning or replacing it. Different devices have different requirements, and the most important thing is to pay attention to safety.
Reply #62010-04-08
1. Safety comes first. 2. Protect critical equipment.
Reply #72010-04-08
If the device is old, it is recommended to use protective covers when disassembling or assembling it; this serves to protect the device as well as ensure the safety of people on the ground
Reply #82010-04-08
This requires unified planning: safety must come first, followed by the assignment of dedicated personnel to handle the registration process and keep records in accordance with established procedures; the scope of use (equipment, pipelines) needs to be determined so that targeted protection and handling can be implemented. Everything should be placed in designated locations, with centralized supervision by dedicated personnel.
Reply #92010-04-09
Note: Do not forget to number the devices in advance; Don’t forget to ask for the relevant drawings.
Reply #102010-04-14
1. Pay attention to protecting the integrity of equipment and pipelines. 2. The demolition process should be carried out in an orderly manner, with a plan and step by step. 3. Pay attention to safety to prevent accidents caused by residues.
Reply #112010-04-15
While ensuring safety, efforts should be made to protect the main and critical equipment of the entire system; other branches can be appropriately modified to suit their own processes.

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