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I would like to ask fellow sailors: what are the specific policies and guidelines that are implemented in the design process? Where can I find it?
This topic is too broad; design spans many industries, and the specifics vary. In the context of petrochemical design, what do you mean by guidelines and policies? **Is it still a policy or a design concept? There is no standard answer when it comes to design principles; each designer has their own criteria for making decisions. Factors such as cost-effectiveness, safety, environmental considerations, a focus on human needs, the speed of design completion, as well as the goals and preferences of the client, can all serve as criteria for consideration. Moreover, these factors often conflict with one another, and it depends on the designer to decide how to balance them. I don’t think there is a standard answer. If it’s a **policy**, then it refers to the laws, regulations, and policy guidelines of the **relevant department in charge of construction**; these are usually available on **websites**
You can look it up in the preliminary design general specifications for similar projects undertaken by your institute in the past, or for similar projects in those areas.
Different majors consider different factors. First, find out which design major you are in, and then consider relevant design experience or regulations