Requirements of chemical products for equipment

The requirements for equipment in chemical products mainly include the following aspects:

Requirements for meeting chemical process conditions: Chemical equipment must be able to meet specific chemical process conditions, including temperature, pressure, flow rate, and other parameters, to ensure stable operation of the equipment under specified working conditions.

Safety and reliability: The equipment must be safe and reliable within the specified service life, able to withstand various extreme conditions that may occur during the process, and prevent accidents from occurring.

The convenience of manufacturing, installation, maintenance, and operation: The design of the equipment should be easy to manufacture, install, and maintain, and the operation should also be simple and easy to carry out, reducing the burden on operators and the risk of erroneous operations.

Economic effect: The selection of equipment should consider its economic effect, that is, to minimize investment and operating costs while meeting process requirements, and improve the economic benefits of the enterprise.

Explosion proof and anti-static measures: For chemical equipment with explosion hazards, explosion-proof measures must be taken, such as explosion-proof electrical appliances and explosion-proof valves, while preventing the accumulation of static electricity to avoid explosion accidents caused by static electricity.

Anti corrosion and corrosion resistance: Equipment used to handle corrosive media needs to have good anti-corrosion and corrosion resistance performance to extend the service life of the equipment and reduce maintenance costs.

Ventilation and anti-virus measures: For equipment that produces toxic gases, ventilation and anti-virus measures should be taken to ensure the safety of operators and reduce environmental pollution.

Equipment spacing and operating platform: The layout of equipment should consider appropriate spacing, which not only meets the needs of operation and maintenance, but also considers safety distance to avoid mutual influence between equipment.