CAD drawing design for reaction vessels
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As the title suggests, can the CAD drawings of reaction kettles be used universally? For example, I designed a 3-cubic-meter reactor. I already have the drawings for such a reactor, but do I still need to create another CAD drawing? Can it be used according to the on-site CAD drawings?
The CAD drawings for reaction vessels usually need to be created according to the specific design of that vessel, and they cannot be used universally. Even if there are existing drawings for a three-cubic reactor, appropriate modifications and adjustments are still needed to ensure that it meets the specific site requirements and conditions. Therefore, it is recommended that you create appropriate CAD drawings based on the specific design of the reactor, in order to ensure that its design and construction meet the required standards and that it can operate and be maintained effectively. .
Your questions are hard for ordinary people to understand. What to do when the existing drawings do not meet the requirements, and why can’t they be used if they do meet them?
Agree with the person above; if everything meets the requirements, why can’t it be used?