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Classification of moving and stationary equipment

2012-05-09View Original

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What are the main criteria for classifying moving equipment and stationary equipment? ? To which types of equipment do hydraulic valves and dip pipes belong respectively?
Reply #22012-05-09
The hydraulic valves and dip pipes mentioned by the poster are considered moving equipment here.
Reply #32012-05-09
Rotating equipment refers to pumps, compressors, fans, and other devices that rotate; stationary equipment includes reactors, towers, furnaces, heat exchangers, etc
Reply #42012-05-10
This distinction can be made either from a theoretical perspective or based on the management of equipment in different locations; actually, it doesn’t hold much significance. Equipment equipped with drives can be considered dynamic equipment, while the opposite is static equipment.
Reply #52012-05-10
I agree with you; the actual situation also involves instrumentation expertise. In short, there are many issues arising from conflicts between different specialties.

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