Process professional design requirements

Review the process drawings, conduct quality inspections, and ensure proper engineering measurement

You need to be aware of the following information: 1) Process flow diagram, Version A 2) Material balance sheet 3) Process flow diagrams (Versions 0 and 1) 4) Process description 5) Process data sheets for vessels (tanks), including equipment diagrams 6) Process data sheets for pumps 7) Process data sheets for heat exchangers, including equipment diagrams 8) Process data sheets for special equipment, including equipment diagrams 9) Process data sheets for industrial furnaces, including equipment diagrams 10) List of process equipment 11) Process control requirements (including centralized, local control, monitoring, indication, etc.), as well as alarm and interlock requirements 12) Summary table of catalysts 13) Summary table of chemicals 14) Table of analysis and testing conditions (summary of sampling point data) 15) Special electrical requirements (including local lighting requirements and related alarm and interlock requirements) 16) Safety memorandum 17) Technical risk memorandum 18) Suggested equipment layout diagram (including locations of utility stations, eyewash stations, etc.) 19) Table of goods and slag transportation details 20) Preliminary cooling water balance diagram 21) Table of fire protection requirements, including fire water and foam requirements 22) Preliminary soft water and demineralized water balance diagram 23) Preliminary steam and condensate water balance diagram 24) Telecommunication requirements table 25) Table of criteria for identifying hazardous areas 26) Table of ventilation, air conditioning, and heating requirements 27) Table of requirements for the mechanical repair workshop 28) Preliminary chilled water balance diagram 29) Preliminary balance diagrams for compressed air, nitrogen, and fuel gas 30) Pressure drops for various types of equipment (tanks, heat exchangers, industrial furnaces, special equipment) 31) Special requirements for utilities (including requirements during startup and shutdown) 32) Process physicochemical data (viscosity, specific gravity, surface tension, etc.) 33) Table of waste emissions 34) Operating principles 35) Special requirements for raw materials (such as storage time) 36) Consumption of raw materials, auxiliary materials, and utilities (including quantities and costs) 37) Table of characteristics of buildings and structures

What was mentioned above are the requirements that a professional design firm should have, right? What are the most important requirements for an ordinary homeowner?