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What knowledge must those who first come into contact with chemical static equipment acquire? :handshake
It’s hard to say; it depends on an individual’s foundation – start from scratch. I’m not sure whether the original poster is referring to design or operation and other aspects
At the very least, one needs to know what standards those designs must follow. At the same time, there must also be a certain amount of theoretical knowledge to provide support.
GB-150-1998: Design standard for pressure vessels with pressures ranging from 0.1MPa to 35MPa; GB4372-95: Design standard for pressure vessels with pressures below 100MPa; GB/T 4735-97: Design standard for atmospheric pressure vessels with pressures below 0.1MPa. Read these standards 3 or 5 times. That’s about it. .
If it is a manufacturing unit, it is best to first become familiar with GB150 and the tolerance standards
I think the first step is to thoroughly study the Code for Pressure Vessels and GB150, as they serve as a kind of outline
The chemical engineering program requires four years of study – this is the minimum requirement^_^
First, get familiar with GB150, GB151, and the relevant standards; as you gain more work experience, you will gradually become an expert.
The most fundamental standards are the Code for Pressure Vessels and GB150 \"Steel Pressure Vessels\"; there are also GB151 \"Shell and Tube Heat Exchangers\", GB12337 \"Steel Spherical Tanks\", JB/T4731 \"Steel Horizontal Vessels\", JB/T4710 \"Steel Tower Vessels\", and so on. There are also other supplementary books such as JB4730 \"Non-Destructive Testing of Pressure Equipment\"
For pressure vessel standards, GB150 and GB151, it’s best to study them together; this way, learning goes faster, mastery is improved, and it’s easier to identify issues
Basic Knowledge of Pressure Vessels； Basic knowledge of materials ； Basic standard specifications, such as the \"Regulations on Safety Inspection of Pressure Vessels\", GB150, GB151, etc.
Thank you to each friend for answering my questions; I am very grateful to you all. :Handshake – I hope we can share some better things together in the future! Hehe. . .