What elements should a proper equipment assembly diagram include? Things such as a material list, pipe connection details, technical specifications, etc. – the more comprehensive, the better

Generally, manufacturers of non-standard equipment have their own drawing standards, which mainly include the following: 1. A set of views – to illustrate the working principle of the equipment, the assembly relationship between its various components, and the shape of the main parts; this usually consists of a sectional view and a top view. 2. Necessary dimensions – characteristic dimensions, assembly dimensions, installation dimensions, external dimensions, and other relevant dimensions. 3. Port specifications – purpose, specifications, type of connection surface, nominal dimensions, nominal pressure, and interface standards. 4. Technical parameters table – operating pressure, operating temperature, design pressure, design temperature, name of the material used, weld coefficient, corrosion allowance, container category, inspection methods, design standards, manufacturing standards, acceptance criteria, installation/operational loads, etc. 5. Technical requirements – general technical conditions, welding requirements, equipment inspection, and other requirements (transportation, corrosion protection, installation, etc.). 6. Part numbers, detail lists, and title blocks – similar to those found in mechanical assembly drawings.