The issue of workshop layout diagrams in curriculum design
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This post was last edited by jintchinssen on 2010-11-24 at 11:30. Everyone, I am currently working on a course project that requires me to create layout diagrams of workshops, but I don’t know where to start. Please help me out, experts.
Take a look at the book: Chemical Engineering Drawing, by Yan Zhusheng. Chapter 9: Chemical Process Diagrams. Section 2: Equipment Layout Diagrams… 190. Section 3: Pipeline Layout Diagrams… 196
Thank you. Is there an electronic version of this book? Could you share it? Thank you so much! ! ! !
Plan and elevation layout diagrams of the equipment throughout the workshop (seed tanks, fermentation tanks, extraction equipment, etc.)
A equipment layout diagram is simply a basic outline diagram; it does not need to be too complex. The main layout to consider is that there are requirements regarding the distance between tanks of different grades; relevant information can be found by referring to the \"Chemical Process Design Manual\".
It’s best to understand the specific process first. If you’re being lazy, just find a general layout of a similar project and copy it!
It’s better to look at the chemical engineering process manuals; they’re very comprehensive. They’re definitely available in the library, and electronic versions can be found easily online as well
Determine the position based on the manufacturing process, set the distance according to standards, and consider aesthetics as well