What is water intermodal transport before driving?
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This post was last edited by clq20040107 on 2011-10-27 at 13:04. What does it mean to carry out a water-linked operation before starting the machine? ?
It mainly simulates the operation of equipment and the performance of programs in production; issues that arise at this stage can still be corrected. However, problems that occur after chemical materials are added can very likely lead to accidents.
Over here, it’s called Water Linkage (not Water Curtain Cave!) ! ) It mainly involves checking whether various devices, water pumps, heat exchangers, etc., are ready for operation; in a water-driven system, the main materials are not introduced yet, while other auxiliary materials can be used to carry out a trial run.
Reply 3# xo32: It seems a small amount of monomer needs to be added as well! I’m not sure about the specifics
Reply to 2# wang*neng: Well, the explosion-proof membrane was punctured while it was in operation
The technical term for this issue is trial operation with dummy materials before actual production; in other words, water or gas similar to the materials used in the production process is used to carry out trial operations in order to determine the performance of various static and mechanical devices within the production system, as well as whether the operating parameters of the instruments and electrical equipment are correct. Meanwhile, any defects or problems existing in the system are identified during this process, allowing for targeted corrective actions to be taken.
Reply to 6# Flying Fluid: Water and air? Could you explain it in more detail?