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Urgently need a template for the preliminary design of chemical processes

2008-01-14View Original

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The feasibility study report for the recent technical renovation of our unit has been completed, and preliminary design work is about to begin. Does anyone have templates for preliminary design or similar documents? Thank you all! ! ! :lol :lol :lol
Reply #22008-01-14
The preliminary design is usually entrusted to professional design firms, and the templates may not be suitable. It is recommended to refer to this standard: HG 20688-2000 Requirements for the depth of content in the preliminary design documents for chemical plants http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=10507&highlight=%BB%AF%B9%A4%B9%A4%B3%A7%B3%F5%B2%BD%C9%E8%BC%C6%CE%C4%BC%FE%C4%DA%C8%DD%C9%EE%B6%C8%B9%E6%B6%A8
Reply #32008-01-15
The expert didn’t specify which particular area of projects is in question. If it relates to the petrochemical industry, reference can be made to SHSG-033-2003, the regulations on the design requirements for foundations of petrochemical plants; it can be downloaded for free here: http://ziliao.hopebook.net/html/2007-9/18002.htm
Reply #42008-01-15
Strictly speaking, both the feasibility study report and the preliminary design must be prepared by qualified design consulting firms; otherwise, they cannot pass the review by the relevant authorities. The preliminary design formats vary among different units. Different design firms follow different industry standards and preliminary design regulations; for example, Sinopec and CNPC each have their own rules. Different units use different table formats and font sizes.
Reply #52008-01-15
Only if the contents of the two new projects are essentially identical can the preliminary design be considered useful for reference! The preliminary design of any project is done once only and has no value for reuse; at most, its technical aspects can serve as a reference. Public utility projects can certainly not be exactly identical!
Reply #62008-01-17
Points 1 and 2 are correct, but it’s necessary to thoroughly understand the content of the regulations.
Reply #72008-01-17
Chemical engineering projects vary greatly, so there are no ready-made templates that can be used; one can only refer to the format and requirements. What’s important is the substantive content – the process design, technical parameters, equipment selection, overall layout, and estimated investment costs, among other things
Reply #82008-01-22
Thank you all for your guidance! ! ! ! :handshake :handshake :kiss: :kiss:
Reply #92008-01-22
Good things should be shared among everyone; thank you:handshake

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