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Why You May Still Get Shocked Even When No Power is Measured Before Line Disconnection

Have you ever encountered a situation where, before disconnecting a terminal, a voltage tester indicates that the circuit is safe, yet you receive an electric shock during or after the disconnection? Some may suggest that the voltage tester was inaccurate or that power was suddenly restored. While this possibility exists, in most cases, the issue […]

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Is Incorrect Selection of Combustible Gas Detectors a Major Safety Hazard?

During safety inspections, many companies encounter a troubling scenario: the combustible gas detectors installed in the field do not match the actual gas that could leak. What makes the situation even more challenging is that this discrepancy is often classified as a major safety hazard. Rectifying it can be costly and difficult. So, can gas

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Understanding Safety PLCs: A Comprehensive Overview

A Safety Programmable Logic Controller (Safety PLC) is a specialized type of PLC designed to ensure industrial processes operate safely, particularly in environments where human safety, equipment reliability, and environmental protection are critical. Unlike standard PLCs, Safety PLCs adhere to rigorous safety standards and are equipped with unique features that prevent hazards and minimize risks.

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Instrumentation Field Construction Technical Management

Responsibilities of Construction Personnel Summary: After the completion of the project, conduct a technical and quality summary. Work Instructions: Attend the design review and technical handover meetings. Under the project manager’s direction, provide technical handovers to construction personnel. Execution: Strictly follow the construction and acceptance standards. Ensure the inspection system is followed. Adhere to the

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What Is Material Aging and Why Does It Matter?

Many people think “aging” happens only after several years of use. In reality, the aging of polymer materials begins the moment they are formed. Engineers often encounter: Yellowing or discoloration Loss of mechanical strength Surface roughening or cracking Electrical performance drifting Mold or surface contamination These are not simply “process issues.” They are manifestations of

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How to Choose the Right Non-Contact Level Meter for Wastewater Treatment Tanks

Selecting a suitable non-contact level meter for wastewater is essentially about matching the instrument to the operating conditions. You can follow a simple four-step approach: Clarify conditions → Select instrument type → Verify key parameters → Avoid common mistakes 1. Identify the Three Key Selection Factors (1) Process Conditions Item What to Check Why It

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Don’t Wait for an Explosion to Implement Explosion-Proof Measures

In the powder chemical industry, combustible dust explosions are rare but highly destructive “black swan” events. According to Dust Safety Science, between 2016 and 2020, the United States averaged approximately 31.8 dust explosions per year (excluding dust fires), resulting in numerous injuries and significant economic losses annually. I. A Massive Explosion Triggered by a Small

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Becoming a Qualified Instrument Technician: The First Step is Mastering Inspections

Instrument technicians play a vital role in ensuring the proper operation of industrial systems. To become proficient in this field, the foundation lies in conducting thorough and systematic routine inspections. This guide details the essential steps, considerations, and best practices for effective inspection and maintenance. 1. Establish a Systematic Routine Instrument technicians typically oversee specific

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Applications of Ultrasonic Level Meters in Wastewater Treatment Tanks

Ultrasonic level meters are widely used in wastewater treatment plants, especially in scenarios where the medium is relatively simple and not highly complex. The key to selecting ultrasonic level meters for wastewater treatment tanks lies in identifying the standard conditions and the low-complexity medium. Below are the specific applicable scenarios and key considerations: I. Core

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