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Should the load be reduced to replace the air cooler, or should the unit continue to operate despite being faulty?

2018-04-01View Original

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This post was last edited by hai8487 on 2018-4-1 21:31. A leak in the unit’s air cooler has caused a sharp increase in liquid ammonia consumption. If you were the person in charge of the facility, how would you address this issue? Should the load be reduced to replace the air cooler, or should the unit continue to operate despite being faulty? After voting, reply below so that rewards can be given.
Reply #22018-04-03
If the equipment has already arrived, and it is possible to disconnect the system using that equipment while ensuring production safety, then replace it in order to completely eliminate potential risks; Then increase production capacity to make up for the losses ; If there is no backup equipment but measures can be taken to ensure safe production, then continue operating as usual while waiting for the equipment to arrive or to shut down for maintenance ;

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