Issues related to process parameters and equipment selection
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When designing a process flow, are the process parameters determined based on known equipment specifications, or are the equipment specifications determined based on the process parameters? Thank you all, guys
. . . . Of course, it’s the process parameters that determine the equipment specifications; at any time, the process requirements must be met first
Equipment exists to meet the process requirements
The process of determining equipment parameters generally starts with process calculations to obtain the theoretical data for the equipment； Further hydraulic calculations are conducted to determine the equipment structure ； Finally, the equipment specialists conduct strength calculations to produce the equipment drawings.
Yes, equipment is related to services and processes; accurate selection of equipment provides strong support for those processes.
The selection of equipment should be determined based on the process parameters; generally, a process package is required first, and from this package, the equipment models, pipelines, pumps, and so on are designed.
Thank you all for your advice; I’ve learned a lot from it
Process parameters are determined based on the desired output, and equipment selection is then made according to those parameters. However, only with good equipment can high-quality products be produced
It is necessary to have an understanding of the equipment in this field, identify the relationship between the performance of large-scale equipment and the results obtained from pilot tests, and then determine whether such large-scale equipment can achieve the same results as those obtained in pilot tests; manufacturers generally have a good understanding of this. Only by comprehensively considering factors such as productivity, process, environmental impact, and economic viability can we proceed with the development of this equipment. If money isn’t a concern, buy the best one and try it out slowly.