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Desulfurization and denitrification instrument design: What is the difference between the spare parts listed in the bid form and those required for the three-year major maintenance? ?

2016-04-11View Original

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RT, are the spare parts listed in the desulfurization bidding form the same as those required for the three-year overhaul? I have allocated 10% of the total amount as spare parts; how should I determine the quantity of spare parts needed for the three-year overhaul? Is there anyone who knows the answer? :Q
Reply #22016-04-11
Top top, is there any expert here? ? ?
Reply #32016-04-11
Bro, 100% that’s a bit too much, right? It’s like starting a new project – if the boss sees that, he’ll definitely beat me up. You’re pushing me into trouble!
Reply #42016-04-11
Spare parts are used to meet occasional needs during normal operation. For the spare parts required for the three-year overhaul, it is necessary to conduct an inventory based on the actual conditions on site before the overhaul.
Reply #52016-04-12
For spare parts over three years, for the instruments – keep 1–2 extra units of those special ones that are difficult to obtain; for the rest, those that are standard and available on the market, 10% of the total amount is sufficient. Of course, it’s fine to order more if you want; as long as the customer agrees, that’s what matters. Hehe~~

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