How to monitor the safety, reliability, and integrity of valves
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A valve in the workshop system suddenly burst and leaked. In the daily production process, how can one monitor the integrity and reliability of valves?
It still depends on the \ud83c\ude36 source. Safety margins should be built into the design selection, and the petrochemical industry needs to upgrade in light of hazardous materials. Once the valve arrives, pressure testing must be carried out. Establish a record-keeping system to track the frequency of damage, and subsequently develop a equipment management system that calls for regular inspections and replacements. It’s in use; I guess it’s only checked for pressure testing when parked. In the past, for maintenance work, we would remove components in large quantities to check the seals and conduct pressure tests. It seems there isn’t any anymore.
If a Fisher controller is used for a control valve, there is a Valvelink software that allows for monitoring and diagnosing the valve