Process department of the chemical engineering design institute sets requirements
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Dear sea friends: Hello everyone! I would like to know that when the process engineering team in a design institute carries out detailed design, it needs to put forward requirements to various other teams. What is the order in which these requirements should be presented? It would be best to explain the main contents of the requirements for each major ； Additionally, I would like to know what qualifications are required for civil engineering professionals when designing pile foundations. Thank you!
The geological conditions at the construction site, which are mainly provided by the owner to the design firm, are usually determined by the owner entrusting a geological survey agency to conduct investigations. Other factors include the local climate conditions, such as elevation, monsoons, rainfall, sunlight exposure, average temperature, and seismic intensity, among many others. Process conditions refer to the specifications for the type of product that is desired; for example, if you want to build a new oxygen separation plant, you need to provide the design firm with information regarding the required amount of oxygen and nitrogen, as well as the desired purity levels and pressures. Additionally, factors such as the quality of circulating water, its components, and total hardness also fall under process conditions. Other considerations include whether the main equipment should be imported or domestically produced, as well as the financial capacity to cover the costs
The geological conditions at the construction site, which are mainly provided by the owner to the design firm, are usually determined by the owner entrusting a geological survey agency to conduct investigations. Other factors include the local climate conditions, such as elevation, monsoons, rainfall, sunlight exposure, average temperature, and seismic intensity, among many others. Process conditions refer to the specifications for the type of product that is desired; for example, if you want to build a new oxygen separation plant, you need to provide the design firm with information regarding the required amount of oxygen and nitrogen, as well as the desired purity levels and pressures. Additionally, factors such as the quality of circulating water, its components, and total hardness also fall under process conditions. Other considerations include whether the main equipment should be imported or domestically produced, as well as the financial capacity to cover the costs
All conditions related to specialties other than the process stem from the process. The requirements for specialties such as equipment, utilities (water, electricity, steam), architecture, structure, and instrumentation are determined based on the process design. Generally, the work related to utilities and equipment can be started after the process plan is finalized. During this process, preliminary equipment layout and overall site layout can be carried out. Once the equipment specialists provide the necessary conditions, a more detailed arrangement of the equipment can be made, and then conditions can be provided for the structural and architectural teams. The general process is like this.