Conditions provided by the process to the equipment (attached is the condition table)
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This post was last edited by flute6 on 2012-1-14 00:08. As the title suggests, please give it your support. 080701:kiss: Seeing everyone’s active discussions, I wonder why no Excel or Word files are provided. It would be best to have information on all devices available, after all, seeing is believing. 080702 This post was last edited by HaiChuanDeFeng on 2008-7-3 09:42 ]
The conditions required for the equipment in terms of manufacturing processes are mainly various parameters and specifications that are compatible with the technical aspects and overall process, as well as the arrangement of different pieces of equipment among themselves. Additionally, it is important that the purchased equipment is compatible with its surrounding environment so as to avoid any conflicts. This seems to be all I know; let’s complement each other’s information.
What are the conditions for the process to be supplied to the equipment? Is LZ about the discussion conditions or something else? Equipment is divided into static equipment and dynamic equipment; static equipment includes containers and heat exchangers. . . . Movable equipment includes pumps and compressors. . . . This topic is a bit of that
Operating temperature, pressure, medium, process material condition, material quantity, equipment process ports, operating environment.
I’m not sure if DWG files can be sent; otherwise, I can give you a template
1. General operating environmental conditions. 2. Material composition and main physical property parameters. 3. Equipment operating conditions and operational flexibility, etc. 4. Other communications between equipment and process personnel throughout the project timeline. Generally speaking, the process of getting in touch for the projects I’m responsible for is more or less like this, after all, we’re all working together to serve users.
The industry standard HG 20558-1993, which specifies the contents of process system design documents (http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=18967&highlight=20558), sets different requirements for various equipment; generally, data sheets in different versions are provided according to the respective stages.
Operating temperature, pressure, medium, flow rate, space velocity, nozzle diameter, nozzle orientation, ambient temperature, ambient pressure, ambient humidity.
For static equipment: in addition to the general technical conditions mentioned by everyone (such as temperature, pressure, medium, etc.), geometric conditions should also be taken into account, such as the orientation of pipe ends, pipe diameter, and the geometric dimensions of the equipment (such as its diameter, height or length, and volume). For equipment that requires heat exchange capabilities, the heat exchange area must also be specified. As for dynamic equipment such as pumps, their selection is generally carried out by the process engineering team. This is just my personal opinion; please feel free to correct me!
Operating temperature, pressure, medium, flow rate, space velocity, nozzle diameter, nozzle orientation, ambient temperature, ambient pressure, ambient humidity.
For static equipment, in addition to what was mentioned above, I think the structural dimensions of the internal components of the equipment should also be specified, such as anti-vortex devices, baffles, demisters, and so on. For takeover, the flange type, mating surface, and pressure rating must be specified.