As a chemical engineering forum, isn’t there too little content related to industrial buildings?
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As the civil engineering section of a chemical industry forum, it seems there’s not enough content related to industrial buildings here We urge everyone to upload more materials related to industrial buildings
Industrial buildings indeed represent common issues in chemical production. Structures such as granulation towers, acid-base neutralization tanks, compressor foundations, warehouses, and frames all have specific architectural requirements that deserve attention. There are various problems involved, including corrosion, vibration, and proper layout – there’s a lot to discuss on this topic.
Yes, I’m involved in the basic design work in this field, and there’s very little material available for reference. In the future, I hope everyone will pay more attention to knowledge related to chemical engineering civil engineering. Thank you!
You provide a brick, I’ll provide a tile – that’s enough. In fact, many of the current chemical industry standards are unreasonable, and some have not been updated to keep pace with the existing structural standards. So, there is still room for improvement for everyone!
What was said upstairs is absolutely true; the structural codes for the chemical and petrochemical industries are poorly formulated and have not been updated in accordance with the latest national standards and technological advancements.
So, many times, I find it difficult to decide based on the guidelines...
When working on design, we still need to strictly adhere to the requirements of the standards.
If the chemical industry standards conflict with the current national standards, which ones should be followed?
Let’s work together; the forum depends on all of us!
Are there any contradictions between the chemical engineering standards found on the 9th floor and the current national standards? In my opinion, industry standards should be formulated in accordance with the existing national standards. It is precisely because various industries have their specific requirements that industry standards such as those in the chemical industry exist. It’s just my personal opinion; I’m not sure if it’s correct.