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I graduated this year and started working at a company that manufactures pipe supports and hangers. Next year, the company will have the opportunity to send employees to power plants to provide technical services, which involves installing such supports and hangers. Right now, when I look at the national standards and some of the company’s product samples, I’m not quite sure what to do. Are there any good books you can recommend? Those who have experience, please share your insights with me{:1_90:}
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Regarding pipe racks, the reference books commonly used in our office include: \"Chemical Process Piping Handbook\", SH3041-2002 Standard for Flexible Design of Petrochemical Piping, \"Stress Analysis of Industrial Piping and Its Engineering Applications\", SH 3073-2004 Standard for Design of Supports and Hangers for Petrochemical Piping, \"Design of Pressure Piping and Engineering Examples\", HGT21629-99 Standard Drawings for Pipe Racks, GB-T17116.1 Standards for Pipe Supports and Hangers, SH3055-1993 Standard for Design of Pipe Racks in Petrochemical Enterprises, and \"Process Piping\"
Reply to 6# 123A123: This guy is really professional. Our company also relies heavily on these books and standards when designing supports and hangers
Good reference guides and materials are like a good teacher. Study diligently with humility*, and I’m sure you will quickly get the hang of it and understand the basics.