Which specialty produces the piping layout diagrams for the petrochemical industry?
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The chemical industry standards specify the requirements for drawings showing the locations of outlets for non-standard equipment designed by the process engineering team. However, the design standards for the petrochemical industry do not seem to provide clear guidelines on this matter. The SHSG-053-2011 standard regarding the detailed engineering design of petrochemical plants states that drawings showing the locations of outlets should be prepared when necessary, as part of the design work related to static equipment It becomes a matter of specialized equipment, and the position of the pipe outlets should be determined based on the piping layout!
The orientation of the outlets for non-standard equipment is determined by the piping specialty based on the equipment layout and piping arrangement, and it falls under the responsibility of the piping specialty
I think it should be the case as well, but it’s not specified in Sinopec’s standards, nor in GB/T50933-2013 \"Standards for the Preparation of Design Documents for Petrochemical Plants\".
Anyway, it’s from a process engineering major; the process referred to here is large-scale process engineering. Only after piping is installed can the position of the pipe connections be determined
Although it’s not clear which department is responsible for this, the equipment diagram will indicate the location of the pipe connections with the wording “See Process Pipe Connection Table”
Meet piping requirements, generate equipment completion documents
The orientation of the outlets for non-standard equipment is determined by the piping specialty based on the equipment layout and piping arrangement, and it falls under the responsibility of the piping specialty
It seems that everyone generally agrees with the pipeline specialty.
The piping team sets the requirements; the equipment team prepares the detailed drawings