True or False: Alcohol can be casually poured onto a lint-free cloth. The more you use, the better the cleaning effect.
True or False: When wrinkles or damage are found on the electrode sheet, the operation should be immediately stopped and reported to the team leader for handling.
The general principle "up first down second" for workshop cleaning operations refers to ()
Clean the floor first and then the top of the Equipment
Clean the ceiling/top of Equipment first, and then the floor
Peripheral area first and then production area
First, the interior of the Equipment, then the outer shell
The unpacking of raw materials must be done at ()
Main production workshop
Buffer room/folding room
Warehouse floor
Transfer passage
The main Quality defect of water or liquid foreign material mixed into the cell is ()
Powder shedding from the electrode sheet
The battery cell is Scrap due to gas expansion
Blade wear
Increased welding slag
Right handling for the falling electrode sheets to the ground ()
Pick up and go straight to production
The entire Roll is Scrap and ground pollution sources are investigated
Blow clean and continue to use
Conceal and unreport
Equipment cleaning requirements when changing product models ()
Switch directly without cleaning
Carry out the complete changeover SOP and remove the residual Slurry dust
Only wipe the outer surface of the Equipment
Clean separately by the inspector
Standard storage method for electrode sheets ()
Dedicated clean shelves, sealed to prevent moisture and dust
Ground stacking saves space
Mix with tools and consumables
Store unpackaged and bare
Workshop Metal foreign objects included categories ()
Screws and nuts, laser slag
Copper powder, aluminium powder
Rust, steel ball debris
Copper foil and aluminum foil edge chips
The areas that operators need to cover for daily workstation cleaning are ()
Work surface, mold cavity
Equipment guide rails, crevices and dead corners
Workstation floor, Material turnover pallets
Shelf surfaces, workstation lighting enclosures