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This post was last edited by Desert Fish on 2021-8-14 at 11:06. In fine chemical industries, there are several groups of storage tanks, but the pump area is arranged in a row. How are the inlet and outlet pipes typically configured? Or could anyone please take some photos of the piping in groups of storage tanks?
This post was last edited by The wise are enlightened on 2021-8-12 at 18:24. Don’t we have design institutes and design drawings?
I’ll give you a few, but what’s really needed are the design drawings.
I’m a complete novice in design firms; I need to design this
It’s a tank area, not an irrigation area. Design institutes have basic principles for these matters – don’t your design institute provide them?
Does your college not have a logo? Are there no design specifications? Don’t you, a beginner, have a mentor? What about the professional supervisor? Where is the room supervisor? If nothing else works, there’s always the archives, right? There must be as-built drawings for completed projects, right? Also, don’t tell us you’ve never been to a chemical plant site?
This post was last edited by Wise Ming on 2021-8-14 at 17:10. Fortunately, I understand basic design knowledge; for the specialized knowledge I don’t know, I will ask experts, consult books, drawings, and standards – I am not ashamed to ask those who are more knowledgeable, and it is through recognizing one’s shortcomings that one can strive to improve.
If I were the owner of this project and encountered such a design firm, I’d rather hit my head against a tofu block and die.