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Question: Do the cutting bolts for the inlet and outlet flanges of a container constitute hot work on the equipment itself?

2016-04-20View Original

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This post was last edited by 68589544 on 2016-4-20 at 14:35. Do the cutting bolts for the inlet and outlet flanges of containers fall under the category of hot work on the equipment itself?
Reply #22016-04-20
Not counted. It can be cut using cutting blades.
Reply #32016-04-20
I’m not sure what the original question was; in my opinion, it doesn’t involve working on the equipment itself; However, according to the hierarchical management of hot work, it should be consistent with the hot work performed on the equipment itself.
Reply #42016-04-20
I mean, is it necessary to conduct a safety gas analysis of the equipment? Are there any relevant specifications?
Reply #52016-04-20
If it is not possible to disconnect the device, it is necessary to clean the device and check for combustible gases
Reply #62016-04-21
When performing hot work at entrances and exits, gas analysis must definitely be carried out.

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