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How to read chemical engineering drawings?

2011-06-30View Original

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I’ve just started working in the chemical industry, and I would like to ask the experienced professionals here how to read chemical process diagrams – what are oil lines, condensate lines, and steam lines? Thank you in advance
Reply #22011-07-04
I. The corresponding pipelines are definitely linked to the actual production pipelines; by referring to the pipelines one is familiar with, it is possible to determine what each line in the drawings represents; II. Carefully study the diagram text and flowcharts ; III. Consult colleagues, as they should be quite familiar with this; chemical plant operators must first be able to draw flowcharts.

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