Operators can better prepare maintenance by determining how long their service life is.
PUBLISHED: 1 Jun 2024 at 17: 07
The Department of Industrial Works approved the use of the Thailand Institute of Scientific and Technological Research ( TISTR ) to make its experts available to conduct remaining service life assessments of boilers at factories across the nation.
The company will help businesses routine servicing and inspections while lowering manufacturing expenses, said Chutima Iamchotichawalit, the TISTR government.
About 5, 000 heaters are in use in the state, most of them for electricity generation in industrial plants. The most common form of stove accidents involve blasts, she said. Therefore, working properly with stoves is crucial.
Ms Chutima said TISTR authorities have present products, more than 30 years of expertise and 20 years of experience in boiler career assessment companies, she said.
The analyses can be used to extend a boiler’s living and create a strategy to maintain functional characteristics, she said. This will help assure that the generation deadline is met.
According to Ms. Chutima, evaluating the remaining life of heaters will save money on repair and improve income. She said that boilers that meet the requirements for extensions may be water-tube boilers with a heat output level of at least 20 tonnes per minute and employ heat from a procedure steam generator.
Ms. Chutima even made a point about the non-compliance with a Ministry of Industry announcement regarding health measures if a stove life assessment is not followed up.
” With our experience and expertise in stoves, TISTR can solve problems and provide recommendations based on the analysis, as well as provide services including layout, installation and annual audits”, she said.