Who has the regulations for the operation of pumps and machinery in hot summer weather?

This post was last edited by AnsonDe_ea1K2 on 2015-7-31 at 17:00. Regulations for Strengthening the Management of Moving Equipment in Summer 1. Purpose: Summer is a season prone to natural disasters such as high temperatures, lightning, heavy rains, and typhoons; it is also a period when accidents occur frequently in petrochemical enterprises. To enhance the management of moving equipment during summer and ensure that the relevant regulations are properly implemented, these measures have been formulated. 2. Content 2.1 The maintenance electrical personnel shall apply lubricant to the motor according to regulations each time, and this should be done under the supervision of the operator, who must also sign to confirm it. 2.2 The personnel responsible for maintaining the moving equipment conduct a comprehensive inspection of the operation of the automatic lubrication systems for the air-cooling fans in each unit every Wednesday from X:00 to X:00, and keep records of it. 2.3 Equipment engineers and maintenance personnel in charge of moving equipment (team leaders or technicians) carry out the following tasks on a regular basis: 2.3.1 Conduct joint inspections of the moving equipment in their respective units once in the morning and once in the afternoon; the inspection time in the morning is from X:00 to X:00, and the inspection time in the afternoon is from X:00 to X:00, with each inspection lasting no less than 1 hour. 2.3.2 Every Tuesday afternoon at XX:00, the following joint inspections are carried out on the responsible units: (1) all control and alarm setpoints of the oil mist lubrication system; (2) the condition of the lubricating oil room; (3) the “Equipment Lubrication Inspection Record”; (4) the “Special Equipment Inspection Record”; (5) the “Turbine Turning Record”. 2.4 The first inspection of each shift is conducted by the chief operator. 3. Effective period: From XX year X month X day to XX year X month X day.

I’ve never seen any specific regulations for the summer, but it is emphasized in various meetings that teams and workshops will certainly step up their checks on basic lubrication and the temperature of motor bearings during the summer. Management mistakes as basic as a pump shaft breaking now simply cannot happen.