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As the end of the year approaches, most factories are undergoing annual maintenance. During this maintenance process, various new issues may arise, as well as doubts regarding the equipment; please feel free to discuss them actively. It is best to include attached images, examples, and other specific details. There are financial rewards. ! I hope everyone will participate actively.
Maintenance at the end of the year? No way – it’s the time when money is being made; how could they afford to shut down the operations? ! Generally, parking is done during the hot seasons, when consumption is high, production is low, and sales are poor. Who would choose to stop the machine at this time? Unless there’s a malfunction that forces a stop for maintenance, right, OP?
Yes, the lowest temperature during this season here is around -40 degrees. How could we dare to stop working? It’s the time when we need to maximize production; major repairs are scheduled for July and August.
Haha, different manufacturers have varying maintenance times; especially due to issues related to the source of raw materials, such as restrictions on the supply of natural gas, the downtime can vary.
That’s indeed the case; many organizations rely on external suppliers for their raw materials. When those external suppliers need to carry out maintenance work or adjust their supply schedules, the user organizations are forced to stop production. There’s nothing we can do~ Here we can discuss many issues that people encounter and need to address while parking, rather than focusing only on parking itself. Because during maintenance, many organizations leave their own solutions to problems, and we hope everyone can share them.
That’s right; production is in full swing, and we still have to work overtime during the New Year. Well, maintenance work is usually scheduled based on market supply and demand. In fact, there are always the same issues that arise every year, over and over again, and some of those problems really can’t be solved.
The turbines in our units that are parked for maintenance have developed scaling; is there any good way to deal with this? It’s possible that there’s an issue with the quality of the steam;
This was the practice of old state-owned enterprises during major overhauls; nowadays, most companies no longer carry out such overhauls. Instead, they focus more on condition monitoring and adopt preventive maintenance approaches.
If the raw materials are not produced internally, the maintenance time simply cannot be determined
We’re conducting maintenance in the first month of the year! It makes it impossible to have a good life even from year to year! Sigh~~~~
We conduct maintenance here every spring and autumn. The weather is too cold at the moment; once the equipment is shut down, some pipes can get blocked. Moreover, it’s difficult to carry out maintenance in winter, which increases the risk of safety accidents.