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When designing a maintenance factory, it is necessary to create 3D models of the devices shown in the PID diagram using 3D software. But how should these numerous devices be arranged in a logical manner? What factors need to be considered? Are there any rules or guidelines or something like that?
The question you asked is actually the basic principle of equipment layout, and it has nothing to do with 3D software. Take a look at the HGT-20546.2-1992 Engineering Specifications for the Layout Design of Chemical Plant Equipment. I. Common codes for equipment layout include: (1) GB 50160-92 “Code for Fire Protection Design of Petrochemical Enterprises” (1999 edition); (2) GBJ 16-87 “Code for Fire Protection Design of Buildings” (2001 edition); (3) GB 50058-92 “Code for Design of Electrical Installations in Explosive and Flammable Environments”; (4) SH 3011-2000 “General Rules for the Layout of Petrochemical Process Units”; (5) GB 50074-2002 “Code for Design of Oil Depots”; (6) GB 50029-2003 “Code for Design of Compressed Air Stations”; (7) GB 50030-91 “Code for Design of Oxygen Facilities”; (8) GB 50031-91 “Code for Design of Acetylene Stations”; (9) GB 50041-92 “Code for Design of Boiler Rooms”; (10) GB 50156-2002 “Code for Design and Construction of Gasoline and Gas Filling Stations”; (11) GB 50177-93 “Code for Design of Hydrogen and Oxygen Facilities”; (12) GB 50195-94 “Code for Design of Producer Gas Stations”; (13) GB 50265-97 “Code for Design of Pumping Stations”. II. For the layout of equipment in Class A factories, the GB 50160-92 “Code for Fire Protection Design of Petrochemical Enterprises” is generally applied. III. For the tank area, it is recommended to consult the design manual on oil port storage and transportation, which provides detailed descriptions.
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