Need help with a job position report?

1. How is the scope of design determined? It refers to the entire scope of the project you undertake, covering design, construction, trial production, and all aspects after it goes into operation. 2. Are the basic information of the project owner and the project overview determined? This is provided by the property owner. 3. Geographic location and natural environment: Where can I find information such as topography, landforms, hydrology, climate characteristics, and local wind rose diagrams? This information about the location of the project is available online, and it’s also included in the feasibility study! 4. How is the maximum value for calculating the health protection distance determined? If you can’t even do this, then don’t try to work on this notebook; find a professional to handle it. 5. How are the project components and main tasks determined? Reference for Feasibility Study 6: Where can I find information on the production process description and flow? How is material balance determined? How to select the main equipment and set the parameters (pressure, temperature, material medium)? Refer to Feasibility Study 7: Should the general layout plan, equipment layout diagram, and process flow diagram for the job position report be drawn by hand or obtained from existing sources? Refer to Feasibility Study 8: How are the water consumption and supply for the project determined? How to select water pumps and fire pumps? Refer to Feasibility Study 9: How are the project’s power load and electricity consumption determined? How to select standby generators, transformers, and power supply equipment? Refer to Feasibility Study 10: How is the steam supply volume determined? How to select a heat transfer oil furnace? Refer to Feasibility Study 11: How are the fan models and installation locations determined for accident ventilation? Refer to the feasibility study: Before preparing this report, the client needs to gather relevant basic materials, such as the owner’s feasibility study report, design specifications, and various official documents related to the owner. Without such basic materials, how can a report be written?

Could the third item be more specific? Geographical location, natural environment: Where can one find information on terrain, landforms, hydrology, climate characteristics, and local wind roses? Could you be more specific about the other questions? Don’t always rely on feasibility studies; are there specific calculation methods and selection approaches for equipment selection and material balance?

Tell me the address and I’ll check it for you

Before answering your other questions, please first tell me the following basic information: 1. Project name 2. Raw materials and products used in the project 3. Process selected for the project 4. Project scale 5. Project construction period 6. Total investment in the project, etc

You helped me look it up this time, but won’t you still not know how to search when faced with the same problem in the future? Can’t you simply say that those websites can provide information on the geographical location of a particular project, as well as details about the natural environment: terrain, landforms, hydrology, climate characteristics, and local wind rose diagrams?