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I have a gentle question: is there any relationship between the maximum operating condition and the normal operating condition?

2011-01-19View Original

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Is there any relationship between the maximum operating condition and the normal operating condition?
Reply #22011-01-19
Normal operating conditions refer to the process scenarios with the longest operating time and highest frequency; they are generally determined during the initial design based on the characteristics of the raw materials. The maximum operating condition refers to the highest capacity at which a device or equipment can operate/produce, which is an increase of a certain percentage on top of the normal operating condition, usually 10%. The purpose of such settings is to take into account factors such as load fluctuations and increased production; it is necessary to design the size of equipment and the load conditions based on the maximum operating conditions.
Reply #32011-01-19
Generally, it is 1.1 to 1.2 times that of the normal operating condition under maximum operating conditions
Reply #42011-01-19
Thank you to the moderator for the reply. I’m new to this industry and don’t know much yet

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