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I was wondering if there are anyone in the equipment department of chemical plants who specializes in corrosion prevention management; I’d like to learn from their work experience! Thank you~~
Please help, experts from all over! . .
There’s no dedicated position for this, right? It’s all part-time work!
Formulate management regulations for corrosion prevention, establish a record-keeping system for corrosion monitoring, conduct regular inspections at the monitored sites, issue inspection reports on a regular basis based on those inspections, and develop preventive measures, among other things.
Choose the inspection points yourself, selecting them based on each maintenance session and the areas prone to corrosion! There are online and offline testing options; for offline testing, you need to carry out the testing yourself! Online inspection reports are issued by professional agencies! That is, whoever conducts the inspection prepares the report!
A project department is established for the new factory, with dedicated corrosion protection engineers
I really don’t know that. I’ll ask around another time. Thank you!
There are not only corrosion engineers, but also welding engineers, piping engineers, mechanical and electrical equipment engineers, document control specialists, electrical engineers, instrumentation engineers, and so on
General anti-corrosion management is entrusted to specialized anti-corrosion inspection companies for testing and maintenance, while the company itself appoints a dedicated or part-time supervisor for this task. For newly installed equipment, relevant research and evaluation are typically carried out before design or commissioning, in order to anticipate potential issues in critical areas as well as in pipelines that are prone to corrosion.
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