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Dear sea friends: Could someone briefly or in detail describe the entire process of building an air separation unit? It’s mainly the major aspects: ordering, negotiation, site selection, and so on ; Especially, which ones are related to the **department? What is the sequence? Are there any good ways to solve this? Thank you
Site selection, scale determination, technical annex negotiations, commercial negotiations, bidding, design, commencement of construction?
Reply to 2# shuhuahuang: The safety assessment is prepared for project approval, and a feasibility study report is also required. Without these, the project cannot be approved for construction; there is no talk of negotiating technical attachments, conducting business negotiations, or carrying out tendering for construction.
Site selection, land acquisition, preparation of a project proposal, obtaining the land permit; after arranging the loan matters with the bank, a feasibility study report is prepared. Once the environmental and safety assessments are approved, bidding takes place, followed by design work. Equipment procurement is carried out simultaneously with the design phase, and then installation follows. Finally, construction is completed, testing is done, and everything is approved once it passes the tests!
The air separation project is also in the planning stage, and the relevant documents are still being prepared
Site selection, finding a design firm, determining the scale, negotiating technical specifications, conducting business negotiations, issuing tenders, installation, commencement of work