Should the calculation of the anti-corrosion and insulation areas for chemical processing equipment fall under the equipment engineering field or the process engineering field?
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Should the calculation of the anti-corrosion and insulation areas for chemical processing equipment fall under the equipment engineering field or the process engineering field? The insulation and anti-corrosion coating is determined by the manufacturing process; is equipment still needed for this area as well?
I think it falls under the Equipment Department; it varies from company to company, I’m not quite sure.
Is there a TX from a design institute? How does everyone divide it up?
We are all involved in the actual construction work; it’s just that during the final settlement, there are those in charge of equipment who come to conduct a recheck
There should be some process improvements; those in charge of equipment or budgeting should take another look at it. . However, this calculation is not very simple; the time difference isn’t that significant. . .
Of course, it belongs to the equipment department; they are more familiar with the equipment.
Our area is under the jurisdiction of the equipment department; in fact, many tasks require the cooperation of various related departments, and the boundaries between them aren’t always clearly defined.
We determine the equipment here; how do your leaders make the decisions?
Anti-corrosion materials for general equipment fall under the equipment specialty, while insulation is part of the process specialty
In our company, insulation and anti-corrosion measures are handled together; the insulation of equipment and pipelines falls under the responsibility of the process department. The insulation plans for equipment are developed by the process department, while the anti-corrosion plans are prepared by the equipment department. However, construction management is handled uniformly by the process department.
The areas and volumes related to corrosion protection and insulation in design institutes fall under the responsibility of the process engineering department; the determination of plans for corrosion protection and insulation is the duty of the equipment department, although in factories or enterprises this is generally handled by the equipment department