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This post was last edited by goldliyang on 2020-4-14 at 14:22. I’m reaching out to the experts in this forum to ask if anyone is familiar with the following manufacturing processes. Our company wants to launch a new project and would like to gather some information in advance; I’m offering payment for assistance. Thank you! 1. Production technology for diphenylamine, 2. Production technology for triazines, 3. Production technology for trichloroisocyanuric acid
These require Process Package A; starting a project without it will result in losses. I have seen cases related to 1 and 3
Find a design firm to provide systematic preliminary consultation services.
Why doesn’t the company use a bidding-based design institute to carry out the design for its projects?
It’s actually very simple: one just needs to find ready-made blueprints and people without having to spend any money, and then find a few so-called experts or skilled individuals who have come from other similar factories (some of these people are quite competent, but most of them have left their original companies). Once that’s done, the work can begin. This is also called being sneaky.
Don’t you have to pay money to hire a design firm? By \"learning a bit,\" what’s meant is to obtain some existing drawing data from other factories, and then find someone to get the work done. Sly, aren’t you?
In fact, many people do not understand the role of design institutes. The design institute has a \"Preparatory Office\" (or \"Technical Advisory Department\") that brings together senior experts from within the institute as well as industry specialists from outside, to provide clients (or potential clients) with preliminary solutions, usually without charge. However, if the solution provided by the design institute is chosen, further cooperation with that institute is expected; this is an unwritten agreement.
Some individuals and companies are even too lazy to consult experts in the field; they think they’re capable of doing everything on their own, without realizing that those working in design firms deal with process packages and simulation tools on a daily basis, and have years of experience from handling numerous projects – yet their work is still not as good as the few pages of text produced by these individuals. His godlike attitude has the naive style of my youth.
To be honest, by looking up these three products on Baidu and chemical dictionaries, one can find out their production processes and basic requirements; there’s no need for all the miscellaneous information available on Haichuan.
The information room in a design institute is not solely filled with drawings, standards, journals, and information managers; it also includes information analysis experts and senior researchers.
In the field of large-scale chemical manufacturing, which requires hundreds of millions in investment, companies that rely on process packages and design firms cannot operate effectively. In contrast, small-scale fine chemical manufacturers, operating on a workshop basis, know what a process package is; they can carry out such work with their own engineers, along with equipment suppliers and engineering teams they work with regularly. It’s advisable to hire those who have experience in this area to help avoid mistakes. The role of the design institute is to charge fees, stamp the drawings, and handle the issuance of the production license