Relevant standards for the chemical industry
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Urgently seeking relevant standards for the chemical industry? (It can be downloaded for free) Thank you very much. This post was last edited by laiqi on 2009-2-10 at 10:14.]
Relevant standards for the chemical industry? There are many, there are plenty on the forum; you can search for them first……
If the original poster does not have enough funds, they can upload part of it at http://www.gb99.cn/, but more of it should be uploaded on the Haichuan Forum. . So it is recommended that the original poster post more replies on HaiChuan, participate in various activities, and accumulate wealth
Well, this forum has a very rich array of resources. The original poster just needs to post more and upload more good materials, and will soon earn enough money to download it. If the poster continues to follow a certain standard, it might be worth seeking help; often kind people will send suggestions to your inbox. If you need multiple copies, please take your time :)
It’s hard to find materials online these days; by posting more messages and interacting more, one can get the materials they want, which is quite convenient
You can find it at www.bzfxw.com and download it for free. Of course, there are also a wide variety of rivers and seas, but it costs wealth.
The Haichuan Online Standard Learning* Sharing Area at http://bbs.hcbbs.com/forum-61-1.html contains only chemical industry standards. It is to consume wealth. You can participate in the discussions in the discussion area; moderators and other users will reward you with more wealth, allowing you to download it ； Some netizens have uploaded many standards and specifications to cloud storage services. I have a cloud storage account: http://www.bibidu.com/user/myfile-wycwwh-time-no-no-1.html. For example, there are standards such as HGT 2437-2006 for plastic-lined composite steel pipes and fittings, and http://www.bibidu.com/fileview-687507.html for HGT3179-2002 regarding the process evaluation for surfacing high-pressure urea equipment and the assessment of welders’ skills. However, there aren’t many standards related to the chemical industry. It is mostly related to the petroleum and petrochemical industries as well as relevant national standards. But you can use the search function on this website to look for the standards of other users, and most of them are free. If there is a netizen whose album is filled with materials and books on chemical engineering design, you may take a look: http://www.bibidu.com/special-15588.html Chemical Process Design and Chemical Equipment (295)