Painting issues with container equipment
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Let’s discuss whether the paint should be selected based on the design temperature or the operating temperature. What if the paint’s optimal temperature falls between these two values? How should we decide in that case?
Personally, I think it’s sufficient to choose based on the operating temperature, after all, the equipment doesn’t operate at its designed temperature!
The paint is formulated according to the design temperature.
Personally, I think it’s best to match it to the design temperature; if not, might the owner consider it to not meet the design requirements?
Of course, according to the design temperature, although it is high, what if the process is changed in the future?
It is generally chosen based on the design temperature. Insurance is secure, with a buffer.
The operating temperature is the normal temperature; there is also a designed temperature as well as situations of overheating under abnormal conditions, and the highest designed temperature should be used
If you don’t do it, be cautious and avoid giving the owner any reasons to complain. If it has already been painted, then it doesn’t matter if one needs some psychological comfort. It can still be used
According to the design temperature, there shouldn’t be even this much margin left for the paint’s heat resistance, right?