The standard for chemical engineering PID design legends is...
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As the title says. Is there a **uniform standard** for chemical process PID design diagrams? What is the standard number? Why do different design institutes use different ones?/
Each unit has its own design conventions, and the legend symbols in the standards are not complete either; therefore, each follows its own approach. Refineries follow SH/T 3101-2000 \"Legend for Refinery Process Diagrams\", while the chemical industry uses HG 20559-1993 \"Specifications for the Design of Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams\", HG 20559.3-1993 \"Graphic Symbols for Pipes and Fittings in Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams\", and HG 20559.4-1993 \"Pipe Numbers and Labeling in Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams\"
Different units have different design legends, and there are also those based on the supplier of the purchased process package
Checking the chemical process design manual will give you most of what you need to know
The compound has its own set of rules, and the second floor is really great
I work in a design institute, and the answer on the second floor is completely correct. As an additional note, the PID design in the chemical industry also refers to \"HGT 20505-2014 Functional Indicators and Graphic Symbols for Process Measurement and Control Instruments.\"
The person upstairs is very professional, and their profile picture is beautiful
Is it about me?! O(∩_∩)O~ Thank you
It has to be you. But I don’t dare to reply, afraid it might be considered spam. It’s terrible to have points deducted; we’re already so poor.