Uniform regulations for request projects

This post was last edited by chuwyc45 on 2010-2-11 08:39. We hope netizens will refer to this **standard. It’s also available on Haichuan website. I have found it at: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=110144&highlight=%BD%A8%C9%E8%B9%A4%B3%CC%CF%EE%C4%BF%B9%DC%C0%ED%B9%E6%B7%B6

Thank you to the user above, but I’m not referring to project management regulations. I think what is needed is, before the project is implemented – especially in projects involving multiple design firms – to avoid issues related to inconsistent designs (such as insulation, corrosion protection, the layout of cable trays, and so on) – it is necessary to have unified regulations for these matters. Similar problems arise when the same design institute is responsible for the design of a project. These shouldn’t involve trade secrets, right?

This post was last edited by Wise Ming on 2010-2-11 at 14:07. The project specifications are unified regulations, also known as engineering design (unified) regulations; internationally, they are referred to as “The Specifications For XX Project”. Not the Project Management Regulations! ! 　　The unified project specifications are typically established during the project FEED stage (or the overall design stage), prepared jointly by the owner and the PMC (or the main design institute), and officially issued after being reviewed and approved by the owner. They serve as the basis for the unified design standards of the project as well as the guide for various disciplines in carrying out their design work. It consists of an overall section and a specialized section: The main contents of the overall section include the basic project information provided by the owner, the regulations regarding design principles, and the rules for managing design documents. The main contents of the professional section include: the basic design data used in the profession, design principles, applicable standards and regulations, rules for material selection, as well as special requirements for the project. 　　 　　At the initial stage of a project, it is a common practice internationally to formulate and issue unified project regulations in order to standardize design approaches. In the past, not much emphasis was placed on this in China; usually, the main research institute would provide general project application specifications. As a result, when the various design institutes carried out detailed designs, different values applied under the same standards could lead to significant differences. In recent years, some large-scale projects in the country have begun to pay attention to this task, which is a positive development. Attached below is a list of the \"Uniform Provisions for Projects\" for major international and domestic projects, for reference. 　　 XX International Project Specifications Table 1 GENERAL 2 EQUIPMENT NUMBERING 3 INSTRUMENT NUMBERING 4 P&ID NUMBERING 5 XX–PLANT AND PLANT SECTIONS1 6 XX–PLANT AND PLANT SECTIONS1 7 XX COMPLEX1 8 XX COMPLEX1 9 XX PLANT1 10 UTILITY COMPLEX NUMBERING 11 XX COMPLEX NUMBERING 12 DOCUMENT AND DRAWING NUMBERING 13 DOCUMENT NUMBERING EXAMPLES 14 EQUIPMENT DATA SHEET NUMBERING 15 NUMBERING RESPONSIBILITY 16 DOCUMENT & DRAWING NUMBERING COMPONENTS XX Domestic Large-Scale Projects “Unified Project Regulations” Table of Contents 01. Project Overview, Design Basis, and Plant Systems 02. Instruments and Automation 03. Rotating Machinery 04. Equipment 05. Industrial Furnaces 06. Piping 07. Water Supply and Drainage 08. General Layout 09. Structure 10. Architecture 11. HVAC 12. Powders 13. Electrical Systems 14. Telecommunications 15. Thermology 16. Insulation Coatings 17. Analysis and Testing 18. HSE 19. Preliminary Cost Estimation

The unified regulations for a project are generally provided by the client. It depends on the requirements of the client. Is the OP the client? The design institute can refer to the relevant specifications.

Reply to 4# WiseOne: Hello, is there a similar version? It is urgently needed now