Design of 5000 cubic meter rubber membrane dry gas storage tank
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The company holds D2-level design qualifications for pressure vessels, and it is planning to design a 5,000-cubic-meter rubber-membrane dry gas storage tank to be used in conjunction with calcium carbide furnace projects. I was wondering if this is an appropriate approach What qualification requirements must be met for the design of a 5,000 cubic meter rubber membrane dry gas storage tank? Is it necessary to undergo safety inspections by the relevant administrative departments or to complete registration before production can begin? Does the operation of this equipment constitute a major hazard of level one? Is it necessary to prepare risk assessment reports, operating procedures, and maintenance procedures during the design phase? How much does it cost to have an experienced design firm carry out the design? I hope to get some guidance from fellow sea enthusiasts.
Cylinder design is a task that requires coordination among multiple specialties, including process engineering, civil structure, equipment, instrumentation, piping, and others. Pressure vessel manufacturers can handle the gas holder itself, but not other specialized tasks
Regarding the qualifications for pressure vessels, it seems there are no requirements in this regard