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As the title suggests: How should 3.1.4.4.1(12) in TSG21-2016 be understood? Should it be specified on the overall design plan?
Our as-built drawings specify the models and specifications of safety valves, pressure gauges, and level gauges
Our company recently underwent a review for the renewal of the certification for its pressure vessel designs. The review experts requested that specifications such as those related to pressure gauges and thermometers be removed, stating that these should be specified by the process engineering team...
We only reflected it in the as-built drawings, and since there is no process engineering department, it’s just individual equipment
It was clearly specified, so why do the experts say it needs to be removed? Ask them why they want to remove it
In ordinary equipment manufacturing plants, there are no specialists with in-depth expertise in the manufacturing processes, and the operating conditions may not be well understood either; experts simply ask you to do your own job properly:P
In ordinary equipment manufacturing plants, there are no specialists with in-depth expertise in the manufacturing processes, and the operating conditions may not be well understood either; experts simply ask you to do your own job properly:P
In ordinary equipment manufacturing plants, there are no specialists with in-depth expertise in the manufacturing processes, and the operating conditions may not be well understood either; experts simply ask you to do your own job properly:P