Help! ! ! Is it necessary to install a rain shelter for the pre-dehydration device at the CNG main station?
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Dear seniors, I would like to ask whether a rain shelter is necessary for the pre-dehydration unit at CNG master stations. What are the consequences if one is not installed?
I don’t understand; please upvote the post. If it were me, I would start by considering aspects such as the device itself, its operation, handling, and maintenance. Can high temperatures, as well as rainy and snowy weather in summer, have an impact on the equipment itself? Does it affect the operating conditions? Is it easy for operators to make adjustments? Are inspections, maintenance, and repairs limited? Consider aspects such as these.
It's better to set it than not to. In the short term, it hinders work activities in adverse weather conditions; in the long term, it reduces the lifespan of equipment and instruments and increases the failure rate. To put it bluntly, it’s public money being used, not your own money – so why be stingy? As a subordinate, you just need to offer the right suggestions