What qualifications are required to design a 5,000 cubic meter dry rubber diaphragm gas holder?
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What qualifications are required to design a 5,000 cubic meter dry rubber diaphragm gas holder? Can the pressure vessel design unit handle the design itself? What to do if you have no design experience? What are the reference books and standards that can be used for design? Thank you all, fellow sailors; please give me some advice.
Can the pressure vessel design unit handle the design itself? ----Absolutely not, otherwise you’ll end up in court. What qualifications are required to design a 5,000 cubic meter dry rubber diaphragm gas holder? ----Grade A for the chemical, petrochemical, and pharmaceutical industry; Grade A for refinery engineering in the chemical, petrochemical, and pharmaceutical industry; Grade A for chemical engineering in the chemical, petrochemical, and pharmaceutical industry; Grade A for oil and chemical product storage and transportation engineering in the chemical, petrochemical, and pharmaceutical industry.
A 5,000 cubic meter dry rubber diaphragm gas holder is essentially a standard tank design, and many installation companies as well as tank manufacturing firms have complete sets of drawings available (especially in areas that provide traditional installation services). The gas holder can be constructed through the EPC approach, with the party providing the drawings working together with a qualified design institute.
For municipal gas projects, Class A qualifications in the municipal industry as well as Class A qualifications for gas engineering in the municipal industry are also sufficient for design work.
The design of dry gas tanks does not fall under the scope of pressure vessel design qualifications; it involves areas such as gas engineering, civil engineering, structural engineering, HVAC engineering, electrical engineering, instrumentation and automation, environmental protection, occupational safety and health, and fire protection. The main regulatory standards include the \"Safety Regulations for Gas in Industrial Enterprises,\" the \"Technical Specifications for the Safety of Dry Gas Cylinders in Industrial Enterprises,\" the \"Quality Inspection Regulations for the Construction of Polygonal Low-Viscosity Oil-Sealed Gas Cylinders,\" the \"Code for Loads on Building Structures,\" the \"Code for Seismic Design of Structures,\" the \"Quality Inspection Regulations for the Construction of Steel Structure Projects,\" and so on
Thank you. May I ask where in which regulations, technical specifications, or documents can I find explicit provisions regarding this rule?
The company wants to design and install everything on its own in order to save costs, but I don’t think that’s a good approach. I’m not sure how to express this to the boss
\"Engineering Design Qualification Standards\" can be downloaded from the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development’s website.
If the boss insists on going his own way, don’t get involved. Regardless of safety and quality, the boss’s own ideas alone constitute an illegal act.