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  • FIG.01 FIG.02: 1/ Bearing Must Be Sealed (High Risk of Extraneous Matter Contamination Coming From The Grease

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    The document contains typical comments for improving design and quality issues, including sealing bearings to prevent contamination, having smooth surfaces with radii over 6mm, fully welding without tack welds, eliminating niches and dead areas, sharpening corners, addressing poor quality electrical cabinets and conduit, using wire mesh trays and cable glands, and improving equipment frame and cover designs by eliminating extra holes.

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    The document contains typical comments for improving design and quality issues, including sealing bearings to prevent contamination, having smooth surfaces with radii over 6mm, fully welding without tack welds, eliminating niches and dead areas, sharpening corners, addressing poor quality electrical cabinets and conduit, using wire mesh trays and cable glands, and improving equipment frame and cover designs by eliminating extra holes.

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    FIG.01 FIG.02: 1/ Bearing Must Be Sealed (High Risk of Extraneous Matter Contamination Coming From The Grease

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    Luong Anh
    The document contains typical comments for improving design and quality issues, including sealing bearings to prevent contamination, having smooth surfaces with radii over 6mm, fully welding without tack welds, eliminating niches and dead areas, sharpening corners, addressing poor quality electrical cabinets and conduit, using wire mesh trays and cable glands, and improving equipment frame and cover designs by eliminating extra holes.

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    TYPICAL COMMENTS

    1/ Bearing must be sealed (high


    risk of extraneous matter
    contamination coming from the
    grease

    2/ Smooth Surfaces (R>6mm)

    3/ Fully Welding (No Tack Weld) 1/ Wrong Design of bolt


    & nut

    4/ Niches, crevices, harborage


    areas, dead areas 2/ Poor Quality of Weld Joints

    3/ Smooth Surfaces (R>6mm)

    4/ Fully Welding (No Tack Weld)

    5/ Sharpen Conner
    FIG.01 FIG.02
    TYPICAL COMMENTS
    Poor Quality of Electrical Cabnet

    This type of conduit is difficult to


    clean / Need to change new type
    (flat)

    All cables must be put in Wire mesh


    tray
    Add cable gland
    TYPICAL COMMENTS
    1/ Bearing must be sealed (high
    risk of extraneous matter
    contamination coming from the
    grease

    2/ Smooth Surfaces (R>6mm)

    3/ Fully Welding (No Tack Weld)

    4/ Niches, crevices, harborage


    areas, dead areas

    5/ Many Holes need to penetrate

    6/ Poor equipment frame & covers


    design

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