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How should the motor of a scrapped pump be handled in terms of fixed asset management?

2020-03-02View Original

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This post was last edited by CHEERY_LSJD on 2020-3-2 at 13:44. The pump head of one pump is damaged and cannot be repaired; the pump head has been discarded. How should the motor be handled from the perspective of fixed asset management?
Reply #22020-03-02
:If you have the money to buy a completely new one, do that; if not, just keep using the existing components
Reply #32020-03-02
Compared to pumps, motors have a much lower failure rate. Use it directly in combination with existing equipment – high-power motors are still quite expensive. .
Reply #42020-03-02
Is the pump’s motor accounted for as residual value? /?
Reply #52020-03-02
Is the pump’s motor accounted for as residual value? /?
Reply #62020-03-03
Based on the original value of the fixed asset minus the depreciation over the years, or based on the current market price of the fixed asset, or based on its residual value (I recommend using this method)

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