For the factory trial run, how should the acceptance party inspect the equipment?
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When a piston-type device undergoes factory testing by the manufacturer, what aspects should the inspector consider when checking the equipment? Vibration, pressure, flow rate, power, various temperatures? Is disassembly and inspection still required after the test? Thank you
Piston equipment undergoes factory testing by the manufacturer; as the party responsible for acceptance, one should consider: first, the relevant standards for reciprocating machines； Second, check whether the manufacturer has followed the test plan ； Third, check that the bearing temperature is below 65°C, that the vibration levels meet the requirements of ISO10816, and conduct other inspections on the equipment
First of all, when placing an order, there should be a technical attachment specifying whether it is a load test or a no-load test; check it carefully. Let’s take a look at the relevant provisions in the standards. Conduct on-site testing: check the appearance, listen to the sounds, and measure vibration, temperature, pressure, flow rate, etc. Special attention should be paid to defining the scope of supply.
1: Be familiar with the contracts and technical agreements between both parties. 2: Thoroughly study the standards related to the equipment, especially those specified in the contract. 3: Develop inspection outlines, testing standards, testing equipment, and testing methods. 4: Review relevant records of incoming material inspections, testing, inspections during the manufacturing process, and assembly records. 5: Test mechanical properties in accordance with the standards and contract requirements. 6: Conduct visual inspections. 7: Check packaging and technical documentation. 8: Identify issues and implement corrective actions!
Is it still necessary to carry out disassembly and inspection after the test run is successful?
I’m a newbie. Is it necessary to check the equipment assembly records? ?