How to deal with power outages
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The power supply company has notified that there will be another power outage. Economic losses are one thing, but what’s more worrying is the possibility of accidents. Are there any good programs or practices to share?
External factors cannot be resolved; only by having proper emergency plans for power outages and conducting regular drills can economic losses be minimized.
You can’t mess with electric tigers; you have to get a generator
Power outages generally do not allow the shutdown of continuous production systems; especially, stopping such systems simply by cutting off power is not sufficient – the process of shutting them down takes several days.
The built-in backup generator is only for emergency use; if the external power supply is cut off entirely, the enterprise will have to stop operating. The backup power source is intended solely for emergencies and cannot be used on a long-term basis
It seems like your company is still relatively new; scheduled power outages are much better than sudden interruptions in power supply. This year, our factory experienced two sudden power outages: L
Emergency generators can only power some low-power devices; most equipment cannot rely on them. It’s still necessary to have emergency plans in place; I’ve never worked in large factories, so I don’t know how they handle such situations.
We have backup power and our own power plant, so power outages generally do not occur
Power outages can be categorized as planned or unplanned; planned outages are relatively easier to deal with. Of course, the impact of outages on different processes varies, but it’s best to have contingency plans in place in advance. I will share our company’s contingency plans with you tomorrow; I hope they will be helpful to you