Comply with the operating procedures
When using the Hood Type Resistance Furnace, strictly complying with the operating procedures is the basis for preventing accidents. Before operation, the operator must be familiar with the performance, operation process and precautions of the equipment. Before turning on the equipment, make sure that the furnace body is well grounded, which is one of the important measures to prevent electric shock. Grounding can conduct static electricity and leakage current generated by the equipment during operation to the earth to prevent people from electric shock. At the same time, check whether the circuit connection is firm and whether there is a risk of leakage. If any problem is found, it should be repaired in time. Do not use the equipment when there are electrical safety hazards.
Do a good job of personal protection
To prevent burns and electric shock accidents, personal protective equipment is essential. Operators should wear protective equipment such as high-temperature resistant gloves and goggles. High-temperature resistant gloves can effectively isolate the high-temperature furnace body from the skin of the hands to prevent burns caused by contact with high-temperature components when opening the furnace door or operating. Goggles can protect the eyes from high-temperature radiation and possible splashes. In addition, wear long-sleeved work clothes, long pants, etc. to minimize the area of skin exposed to the outside and further reduce the risk of burns.
Pay attention to the equipment status
When using the Hood Type Resistance Furnace, always pay attention to the operating status of the equipment. Keep the furnace door closed and well sealed to prevent heat loss and accidental contact between personnel and the high-temperature furnace. When the furnace door needs to be opened, the power must be cut off first, and the operation must be carried out after the temperature in the furnace drops to a safe range. Avoid touching the furnace body and electrical components at will during the operation of the equipment to prevent electric shock. At the same time, pay attention to the temperature display and alarm device of the equipment. Once the temperature rises abnormally or other fault alarms occur, stop using it immediately and handle it according to the emergency plan.
Equipment maintenance and training
Regular maintenance of the Hood Type Resistance Furnace is also a key link in preventing accidents. Maintenance personnel should inspect, clean, calibrate and other work on the equipment as required to ensure that the electrical insulation performance of the equipment is good, the heating elements work normally, and the temperature control system is accurate and reliable. In addition, regular safety training and assessment are carried out for operators to improve their safety awareness and operating skills, so that they can master the correct operating methods and emergency handling measures, and can respond quickly and effectively when encountering emergencies to minimize the occurrence of accidents.
