Reasonable arrangement of engineering projects
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I would like to ask the experts: what is the general sequence of implementation for a construction project? Things such as the selection of the process route in the initial stage, equipment scaling, equipment calculations, the development of process packages, the process flow diagrams prepared by design firms, equipment layout diagrams, piping layout diagrams, procurement during implementation, project management, and cost control – what materials should I refer to, and what knowledge do I need to acquire? I was wondering if anyone could recommend some reading materials
In my opinion, a construction project generally consists of several phases: preliminary research, process and equipment design, procurement, project management, and project acceptance. In the initial stages of research and design, it is necessary to draw heavily on the experience of predecessors as well as various materials and books. For subsequent installation, it is beneficial to have more communication with those who have experience in related in-depth development, which may help get your project up and running smoothly. Several types of experts should be involved during acceptance].
If you want to gain an understanding of the entire process of engineering projects, it is recommended that you study the five-volume textbook series for *Registered Consulting Engineers, namely Introduction to Engineering Consultancy, Macroeconomic Policy and Development Planning, Project Decision Analysis and Evaluation, Organization and Management of Engineering Projects, and Modern Consulting Methods and Practices. You can focus your studies on areas that are relevant to your work experience. Of course, the most important aspect of working on projects is practice, which requires the accumulation of work experience.
After working on several projects, you will develop a clear understanding of how projects are organized. It would also be good to read some related books at the same time