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Our factory is planning to install new equipment, and we have hired a design firm. I would like to ask those with more experience: what information does the design firm need from us? For example, information on the design requirements for the equipment, layout plans, etc
Look it up in the \"Regulations on the Design Content for Foundation Engineering of Petrochemical Plants\"
Okay, thank you! It was helpful
You need to take a look at what the work interface between you two is like first ;P and then see what needs to be done
For the interface and design scope, it is necessary to clarify them first; then you need to determine what kind of design is required, what the technical specifications are, the operating conditions, etc. Product specifications as well must be defined. The conditions related to utility services – whether they are available on site and whether they are sufficient – also need to be taken into account. You need to have a clear idea of what standards or levels should be achieved, as well as how to conduct inspections and verifications.
First, determine the scope of the design: process design (where the other party provides a complete set of technical documents) or engineering design (where the other party does not provide the process package and one must have a complete one of their own), and then verify it in accordance with the requirements specified in SHSG-033-2008 for the basic design of petrochemical plants.
The documents produced by the design institute are already complete sets of drawings and materials, so there is no need for you to prepare those materials. Unless specific design data is provided