What preparations should a beginner make when starting up a new device?

It’s a great topic! Looking forward to answers from those who have experience!

Understand the manufacturing process and the start-up plan; the key is to get the workflow running smoothly. Know the function of each valve, and then proceed accordingly. It is also necessary to have a basic understanding of the equipment’s structure, principles, operation processes, as well as electrical instruments, and of the impact on the processes in the preceding and following workshops. In short, imagine ahead of time what you would do while driving, simulate it in your mind, and ask experienced drivers for more advice. Go ahead and search on Baidu or Haichuan by yourself. Final summary.

I’ve been through this before. In my second year at the factory, when our new equipment was put into operation, it was necessary to follow the proper procedures first – knowing where the control valves were located, as well as having a basic understanding of the equipment. It was also important to be physically prepared to do the hard work. There are other more complex aspects that one can’t understand right away; you just need to keep learning, observe more, and think more!

I have been involved in a complete driving project, participating in the entire process from its development to its official operation. Everyone upstairs has said great things; I’d like to share my own insights. Process and equipment complement each other. Sometimes, when there are too many tasks, it can be difficult to know where to focus or what needs to be done first. In such situations, it’s important to distinguish between urgent and important tasks. One needs a clear plan of action as well as appropriate contingency measures. For well-established processes, there are relatively few issues, but it’s still necessary to pay close attention to the key points where problems might arise. By controlling these key areas, one can achieve much better results with less effort! In addition, the competence of technical personnel, as well as the training of operators, key technical staff, and key production staff, is also very important. Each role must perform its functions properly, with communication and coordination among them, in order to achieve smooth commissioning of the system

Safety, safety first – safety is productivity!