Is it true that the larger the selection of high-voltage equipment, the better?
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Recently, the company is planning to build new facilities and expand its production capacity, and the management wants as many pieces of equipment as possible to be selected
It’s not true that the larger the high-voltage equipment, the better； Your article doesn’t match the topic either. Yamato and Tobo are not the same thing.
Some things are hard to understand, but it’s best to choose the right one for everything.
Does “big” mean large in size? It’s certainly unreasonable for high-pressure equipment to be large in size; more units should be added to meet production demands
Why is it the case that larger high-voltage equipment is always better? The larger it is, the greater the calculated thickness will be, and the more difficult it becomes to manufacture and inspect it; it’s best to choose the appropriate one based on the specific conditions
After reading the wonderful comments from all of you experts, I’m even less sure! ~
High-voltage equipment is costly due to its large size, and it also takes up a lot of space. As long as it fits is fine.
Talking alone is useless; the specifications and dimensions of the equipment should be determined based on the process requirements, rather than being decided arbitrarily. Whether to go for small sizes in large quantities or large sizes in small quantities depends on various factors such as economics. If your supervisor assigns you this task, you should present solid data and plans, after which the supervisor can make the decision.