Why are there no materials on equipment insulation and paint anti-corrosion for natural gas purification plants?
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Our company is currently working on insulating the equipment in the natural gas purification plant as well as applying paint for corrosion protection. Since this is new to me in this industry, there is a lot I need to learn. I’ve searched online for a long time, but I still haven’t found any standards related to these aspects； Process flow ； The specific construction plan and operational procedures. I would appreciate some advice from all of you
You can take a look at these specifications; specifically, it still needs to comply with the requirements of the design drawings. SH3022-1999 Technical Specifications for Corrosion Prevention of Coatings on Petrochemical Equipment and Pipelines; SYT0407-97 Specifications for Surface Pre-treatment of Steel before Painting; SY0066-1999 Non-destructive Methods for Measuring the Thickness of Anti-corrosion Coatings on Steel Pipes; GB8923-88 Grades of Rust and Degree of Rust Removal on Steel Surfaces before Painting. There are many other construction specifications as well.
Take a look at the following standards: GB 50264-1997 Code for Design of Thermal Insulation of Industrial Equipment and Piping, GB/T 8175-2008 Guidelines for the Design of Thermal Insulation of Equipment and Piping, SH 3010-2000 Technical Specifications for Thermal Insulation of Petrochemical Equipment and Piping, SH 3126-2001 Code for Design of Heat Tracing and Thermal Insulation of Petrochemical Instruments and Piping, SH 3022-1999 Technical Specifications for Corrosion Prevention by Coatings on Petrochemical Equipment and Piping, SY/T 0043-2006 Standards for Coloring of Above-ground Pipelines and Equipment in Oil and Gas Fields. In addition, the book \"Comprehensive Practical Guide to Pipeline Engineering Design, Construction, and Maintenance\" provides detailed information on paint-based corrosion prevention methods.