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Seeking help with the repair of glass plate level gauges and magnetic flip board level gauges

2016-08-01View Original

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Guru! ! ! I need help: what are the precautions for repairing glass plate level gauges and magnetic flip board level gauges? What are the maintenance standards? ? ? Could you give some advice? :Q:Q:Q
Reply #22016-08-01
There’s nothing to repair here; just bring a hammer and hit whatever needs fixing. .
Reply #32016-08-02
What’s wrong with the magnetic flap level gauge? Is it not allowed anymore?
Reply #42016-08-02
I don’t see anything that needs fixing.
Reply #52016-08-02
There’s really nothing much to fix with this thing; if it breaks, just replace it – it’s much simpler. Domestic magnetic flip switches are quite cheap, but they tend to break often
Reply #62016-08-02
Pay attention to safety; no leaks are the standard
Reply #72016-08-02
When removing the glass plate, it is necessary to replace the graphite gaskets and mica gaskets. Some plates are made of monocrystalline silicon glass, while others are heat-resistant; it is important to distinguish between them and to ensure that the gaskets are placed in the correct order. The mica gaskets serve as insulators and provide heat resistance; the grooves in the plate must be cleaned thoroughly. The bolts should be tightened from the center outwards. When putting the system into operation, do not close the drain valve. For the glass plates in the steam drum, a preheating period of two minutes is required before closing the drain valve. It is also important to pay attention to the type of medium flowing through the system, as some media can cause clogging; regular cleaning or use of cleaning oil is recommended. Be mindful of any changes in the density of the medium, as this could affect the performance of the plates
Reply #82016-08-02
Nothing! It doesn’t hurt anyone! No damage! It can be fixed! That’s okay
Reply #92016-08-03
Maintenance or repair? For repairs, fix whatever is broken; if it can be repaired, do so, and if not, replace it. Maintenance refers to what was mentioned on the 7th floor – replace some wear-and-tear parts as part of routine upkeep
Reply #102016-08-03
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