1、 Do a good job in cleaning and dust removal.
Dust is composed of many particles with different properties, which adhere to the surface of instruments. It not only affects cleanliness and aesthetics, but also damages the performance of instruments and may even cause accidents. For example, the presence of dust in the mechanical movement department can increase mechanical wear, dust on metal surfaces can adhere to water vapor and rust, dust adhesion on electrostatic instruments can affect insulation performance, dust adhesion on optical instruments can affect transparency and cause lens mold, and so on. So, the hygiene work in the instrument room must be done well.
2、 It is necessary to adjust the temperature and humidity in the instrument storage room appropriately to keep it normal.
Abnormal temperature and humidity are the main causes of instrument corrosion, mold growth, and aging. We need to ensure proper ventilation and exhaust in the instrument room. Normally, natural ventilation should be used to regulate indoor temperature and humidity (such as during high temperature or rainy seasons, when the outdoor temperature or humidity is higher than indoors, doors and windows should be closed; conversely, when the outdoor temperature or humidity is lower than indoors, doors and windows should be opened for adjustment). Desiccants (such as calcium chloride, silicone gel, etc.) should be placed in cabinets storing precision instruments and electronic instruments, and should be replaced or dehumidified regularly. General Education Instruments
The above are the two major aspects to pay attention to when storing instruments. We should jointly supervise and ensure that the service life of the instruments is extended and losses are reduced.
