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Recently, as temperatures have risen, the winter anti-freezing and anti-condensation measures at Tahe Refining & Chemical Plant have gradually shifted to spring-time efforts to identify potential hazards related to freezing and leaks. To effectively carry out key safety tasks related to frost and leak prevention, the company focuses on ensuring accountability, providing staff training, and conducting regular inspections. Responsibilities are assigned at each level; in light of the situation where ice and snow melt during the day and water accumulates and freezes at night, various teams develop targeted safety measures. By improving the content of inspection forms and increasing inspections of areas that are difficult to reach in the facilities as well as pipelines that operate intermittently, responsibilities are assigned to teams, positions, and individuals to ensure that equipment operation remains under control. Strengthen training and education efforts. The company uses scheduling meetings and safety meetings to organize work, conducts training and drills related to the spring safety production plan and the proper operation of equipment, ensures thorough high-altitude inspection tasks are carried out, strengthens monitoring of DCS process parameters, and regularly compares the parameters of key monitoring points on site, so as to ensure that employees follow procedures to prevent accidents. Increase the efforts to identify potential hazards. The company established a special inspection team to conduct a thorough check of activities such as the venting of equipment on site and the removal of condensate at dead ends, with the aim of completely addressing the issues related to outdated, deteriorating equipment. At weekly safety production meetings, analyses are carried out regarding on-site management and operational practices, and corresponding corrective measures are formulated to ensure stable safety production during the transition between winter and spring. Time: 2019/2/20 14:53:01 Source: China Chemical Machinery Network