Are there any qualitative requirements for piping in chemical process systems? ? Or national standards or something like that? ?
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As the title suggests, I would like to ask about the specific requirements for chemical engineering piping~
The question posed by the original poster is too vague. During the piping process for chemical pipelines, it is necessary to follow all the standards specified in the piping design instructions provided by the design institute, such as GB50235 and GB50236. Additionally, standards like GB50126, which deals with the construction of insulation for industrial equipment and pipelines, as well as GB50184, which outlines the quality inspection and evaluation criteria for industrial metal pipelines, must also be adhered to
What I mean is, for those who are just starting out in this field, where should they begin learning? ? Then are there no textbooks on this subject? ? Thank you~
Yes, most people who are new to piping work think this way, because this job doesn’t allow for arbitrary decisions; there must be a basis for everything. Some specific regulations are derived from practical experience in the field of blood handling. It is recommended to start by studying *HG/T 20549, especially its technical specifications; giving them some thought will definitely be beneficial. Other relevant standards include GB 50316, GB50235, GB50236, GB/T 20801, SH 3501, SH 3012, and other guidelines related to pipeline design and construction
Upstairs, is it in electronic format again? ? ? Send one? ? ? ? Email: 282426871@qq.com
It’s all available on the forum; you should search first. If you can’t find it, I’ll send it to you one by one