1. Appearance inspection of equipment: Carefully inspect the appearance of sewage purification equipment, including containers, pipes, valves and other components. Make sure there is no obvious damage, corrosion or leakage issues.
2. Equipment process flow inspection: Review the process flow diagram and design parameters of the equipment to understand its sewage treatment process and operating requirements. Ensure equipment complies with design specifications and meets process water volume and contaminant removal requirements.
3. Check key components: Check key components of sewage purification equipment, such as aeration systems, sedimentation tanks, filters, phosphorus removal devices, etc. Make sure they are of the required quality and not damaged, clogged or loose.
4. Performance test: Test the processing efficiency and removal rate of the equipment. This can be done by taking samples and testing the quality of the incoming and outgoing water. Test items may include suspended solids, chemical oxygen demand (COD), ammonia nitrogen, total phosphorus, heavy metals, etc. Ensure that the equipment can achieve the expected treatment results under the set water quality standards.
5. Run the test: Run the sewage purification equipment and observe its working status. Check for unusual noises, vibrations, leaks or leaks. Ensure that the equipment runs smoothly and stably and can work continuously for a long time.
6. Control system test: Check the automatic control system of sewage purification equipment, such as sensors, control valves, automatic adjustment devices, etc. Ensure control systems are reliable and meet specification requirements.
7. Maintenance and maintenance requirements: Understand the maintenance and maintenance requirements of sewage purification equipment, such as cleaning cycles, replacement of filter media, calibration of sensors, etc.