Those troubles with the design institute
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In the design process at those design firms you’ve worked with, do you always prepare the initial drafts yourselves?:lol
This design is different from that design.
In the vast majority of cases, Party A does not have this capability; it can only submit a project proposal.
We even help the design institute with producing drawings; they just put their stamp on them
What do you think? After all, not every client has a process package; not every client is willing to provide one, and not every design firm has the capability to prepare such a package
All kinds of scenarios are possible; Party A can handle everything on its own, with the design institute simply adding its signature. Also, the client acts as a consultant throughout the process; the design institute can turn to you at any time for guidance, and they will carry out the action once you give an instruction
Design institutes aren’t gods. He doesn’t understand crafts he has never tried
That's right. To keep things on track, some large companies have their own design team to carry out the design work, which is then submitted to a design institute for review before being approved with a stamp.
Ah, don’t ask; asking is just for progress
SHSG-052-2003 specifies the contents of the process design package for petrochemical plants (a comprehensive set of technical documents). This standard requires that the design requirements provided by the client to the design agency include certain elements, one of which is the PFD drawings