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Shutdown Day 5

Time is running swiftly. We stopped the plant on Monday, and now Friday is over. In day #5, we had the JKKP (Department of Safety & Health - DOSH) inspector inspecting all our pressure vessels and high pressure boiler. Everything was smooth and working perfectly fine. Immediately after the JKKP inspector left, we boxed-up the vessels and high pressure boiler. We fixed back the Niagara filter leaf. We did some cleaning as well. Tomorrow, we are going to complete balance maintenance job. Later, we will carry on with steam and air test. Finally, we shall start up the plant. Hopefully we'll have a perfect start up.

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posted by Kipas Repair JB @ 12:27 AM,

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At Saturday, February 24, 2007, Blogger zura said...

Yup..hopefully you'll have a perfect start-up so that you can come home early.

 
At Sunday, February 25, 2007, Anonymous Anonymous said...

The start up normally take 18-20 hours.....so, far i hope and pray, everything will be fine

 

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