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【Weekly Topic】-003-Is inspection necessary in sewage areas?

2015-06-01View Original

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Inspections of the production area are an important task that all companies carry out, and this is especially essential for chemical manufacturing enterprises. What about the water treatment area? Is it necessary to conduct inspections in sewage areas? Who is generally the most suitable person for inspections? What does an inspection include?
Reply #22015-06-01
Sure. Operator, are all the equipment running properly?
Reply #32015-06-01
A humble attempt to stimulate discussion – 1. Yes, definitely there are; 2. Daily inspections can be carried out by the supervisors in charge of wastewater treatment ; 3. As for the content, it depends on the manufacturing process and the conditions of the enterprise: for systems with a high degree of automation, it is necessary to check whether all parameters of the control system are normal; in addition, manual verification is required to ensure that the automatic control functions properly ; In systems with low levels of automation, it is necessary to conduct on-site inspections of various key areas and points; for example, checking whether the water leaving the sedimentation tank is normal and whether the pH of the discharged water meets the required standards.
Reply #42015-06-01
Inspections of the production area are an important task that all companies carry out, and this is especially essential for chemical manufacturing enterprises. What about the water treatment area? Is it necessary to conduct inspections in sewage areas? Answer: It is necessary. Who is generally the most suitable person for inspections? Answer: What are the tasks of operators and security inspectors during inspections? Answer: Whether there is a leak or any abnormal conditions
Reply #52015-06-01
Need to conduct an inspection; Let whoever wants to check check it; it’s not me anyway ; Check for any potential hazards, such as the possibility of people falling in. . . If you’re not from the chemical industry, OP, come to me again and I’ll flood your posts with nonsense~:curse:
Reply #62015-06-01
Inspections are definitely necessary; operators in water treatment can carry out these inspections. By the way, it’s possible to have someone from the analysis and testing department take samples to check whether the water quality meets the standards
Reply #72015-06-01
Inspections of the production area are an important task that all companies carry out, and this is especially essential for chemical manufacturing enterprises. What about the water treatment area? • Is it necessary to conduct inspections in sewage areas? The wastewater treatment unit should fall under the jurisdiction of the water purification workshop or the water supply and drainage workshop. It is also an essential unit that must be inspected. • Who is generally the most suitable person for inspections? There are operators in the wastewater handling area of the workshop who conduct inspections! During the day, inspections and verifications by technicians are required. • What does an inspection include? Operation status of mechanical equipment in the wastewater treatment unit ; Lubrication condition of the pump ; Daily leaks and drips ; Conditions such as the process pipeline layout and the liquid level in the sewage tanks are also important; as a sewage treatment unit, it is necessary to continuously monitor water quality and conduct regular testing to ensure that it meets the required standards ; Biological indicators in the sewage tank, the addition of liquid pesticides, and so on
Reply #82015-06-01
This post was last edited by CoCo070563 on 2015-6-1 11:57. 1. Is it necessary to conduct inspections in sewage areas? This is a must. 2. Who is generally more suitable for conducting inspections? It seems that there are teams responsible for operating the sewage area, including those for testing, inspection, and water collection. 3. What does the inspection include? It mainly includes the operation of the equipment, monitoring of online detection data, and the status of each tank.
Reply #92015-06-01
The COD level of the wastewater from our factory is kept below 500 PPM, and it is sent to a third-party wastewater treatment plant for further processing. Online COD monitoring is available before leaving the factory. The COD equipment supplier is responsible for regular inspections and maintenance, usually once a week.
Reply #102015-06-01
Someone must definitely conduct inspections; Inspected by outdoor operators from the outdoor operation area ; The main focus is to check whether the system is operating properly, whether there are any differences from what is shown in the control room (mainly regarding certain data), as well as any signs of leaks or other issues.
Reply #112015-06-01
1. Inspections must be carried out. 2. Operators and equipment maintenance personnel. 3. Are there any abnormal conditions?

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