Since production in winter causes air pollution, why not carry out the maintenance in winter?
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Recently, the chemical industry is under great pressure due to air pollution. Since the environmental capacity is low in winter, why not carry out maintenance work during that time? We should increase production when the environmental capacity is higher in summer. Everyone, please share your opinions
In winter, the air becomes heavier, which prevents pollutants from moving to other places
During winter maintenance, it can get as low as minus 20 to 30 degrees in the north – is that convenient? If the lines here aren’t cleaned properly, the pipeline condensate will freeze in a while~~~~
Winter conditions are not suitable for maintenance; in the north, where temperatures drop well below zero degrees, it is impossible to carry out tasks such as material removal, purging, steaming, or conducting pressure tests on containers and heat exchangers.
This is constrained by an environmental factor
That’s right, there are serious issues with starting the machine after maintenance
During winter maintenance, people work more cautiously; equipment and pipelines that are not in use may become clogged or frozen, among other things.
Does that mean that a low maintenance efficiency will result in a longer maintenance period?