I’d like a recommendation for a good book on process flow diagrams, thank you.
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I didn’t learn *process flow diagrams in school, and now I need them for my work. I hope everyone can help recommend a book on the topic.
I personally recommend \"Chemical Process Engineering Design\" published by Sichuan University Press. It’s a thin and practical book; the 1993 standards are somewhat outdated, but the differences aren’t significant. Very suitable for beginners.
Thank you, where can I download it? Are there any other books?
HG 20559-93 \"Basic Unit Patterns for Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams\"
Chemical Process Design Manual, published by Shanghai Petrochemical Publishing House
This post was last edited by tofomy on 2010-7-22 08:52. HG 20557-1993: Regulations on the design management of process systems; HG 20558-1993: Regulations on the content of process system design documents; HG 20559-1993: Regulations on the design of piping and instrumentation diagrams. HGT20559-1993: Piping and instrumentation diagrams (appendix). These three regulations can be found on the forum.
The materials requested by LZ are available on the forum; the webpage is: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-151217-1-23.html, and the materials can be downloaded for free. If you take a close look at the \"Design Specifications for Process System Engineering of Chemical Plants (Volumes 1–3)\", you will understand. In fact, these three volumes form a complete set of materials that should be collected together.