Problems with the design drawings of fiberglass storage tanks
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My friends and I want to create fiberglass storage tanks. There are people who can produce them, but who will create the drawings? Does the client provide the designs for production?
When our company purchases fiberglass storage tanks or similar items, we provide the manufacturing unit with our process parameters and the desired volume, and ask them to prepare drawings according to our requirements. Once those drawings are approved, we then sign a contract.
There are those supplied by the manufacturer of Party A’s design drawings, and there are also those supplied after the manufacturer prepares the drawings and Party A reviews and approves them. It depends crucially on the technical capabilities of both parties; if the manufacturer lacks sufficient technical skills, it is likely better for Party A to prepare the drawings themselves.
It depends on the situation; generally, the owner provides the equipment parameters such as diameter, height, type, and requirements for the associated pipe connections. The manufacturer then carries out thickness calculations and creates the first draft of the drawings, which are sent to the owner for review. Any adjustments are made, and ultimately, the drawings that are approved by both parties are used as the final version.
It’s more reliable to get the drawings from the manufacturer, right?