Recommended books and standards for designing American-style chemical plants
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In China, the classic book on chemical engineering design, the \"Chemical Process Design Handbook\", has been updated from its first edition to the fourth, and it remains highly popular among those working in chemical engineering design. My question is: what is the equivalent chemical engineering reference book in the United States to the \"Chemical Process Design Handbook\"? Those who are familiar with it please recommend it and list the English name. Additionally, what are the essential standards and specifications required for process design in chemical plants? Please list them from those who have experience in chemical plant design for foreign projects.
There’s a set of manuals compiled by Ludwig; they seem to be related to chemical process design or something similar. I can’t remember the exact title
The standards in the United States are the ASME series, right! !
Perry’s Chemical is also good
Yes, they are the standards and specifications required for the design of overseas chemical plants in countries like the United States, things like AMSE
Applied Process Design for Chemical and Petrochemical Plants – Practical Process Design for Chemical Plants
Standard APIs and such, ASME, there are tons of them