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In chemical engineering design, what are the main tasks of the process engineering team? In other words, what are the key aspects of the design work? Dear forum members with work experience, what are the main aspects of design work in your jobs? And of course, if there is on-site work involved, what does that include? !
Process calculation, equipment calculation, and selection for special parts calculation.
Optimization and finalization of the process plan: working together with relevant specialists to determine the process plan; followed by process calculations, equipment selection, formulation of requirements regarding the equipment’s structural design, as well as requirements related to civil engineering works. Then, layout plans in plan and elevation views for the equipment, pipeline layout diagrams, structural drawings for steel frameworks, and pipeline axonometric drawings are prepared.
Material and heat balance calculations, system optimization simulations, and process hydraulic calculations, etc.
Great, well written. It seems that as a process designer, one has to deal with a very wide range of tasks, and comes into contact with many different people and situations! It seems that to improve one’s own capabilities, **skills in many different areas are quite important!
The formulation of equipment requirements and structural conditions on the third floor, as well as the establishment of civil engineering requirements, and the drawing of equipment layout plans in plan and elevation views, pipeline layout diagrams, steel structure construction drawings, pipe axonometric drawings, etc., should not be considered part of the responsibilities of the process engineering team.