Pressure vessel manufacturing
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I’m a newcomer to this field~ I would like to ask the more experienced professionals here~ There is a batch of equipment that our company needs to design and manufacture. What is the general process from design to delivery, and what aspects need to be taken into consideration?
The topic you’ve chosen is too broad, OP! ! One sentence covers everything a company does! ! To put it simply, first, obtain the design specification drawings, then proceed with the actual design; after that, get confirmation from the user. Next is the procurement of materials (material planning is required), followed by the riveting process. Finally, there is production, inspection, and the preparation of delivery documents! ! Simple process! !
The question is too vague; if you become a leader, you can simply give direct instructions. Let me explain the process as I see it: 1. Perform process calculations and preliminary design based on basic data. 2. Conduct hydraulic calculations using vapor-liquid load data (hydraulic data) to determine the model and size of the equipment. 3. Confirm the model and size of the equipment with the customer and the design institute. 4. Carry out the equipment design. 5. Provide a material list, purchase the materials, and proceed with manufacturing. 6. Conduct quality inspections and complete the necessary documentation. 7. Deliver the equipment, carry out installation, and provide guidance for commissioning. What needs attention is the design and manufacturing stages (which are also quite straightforward, just like in your case)
Ask more details then. I’m new to the design field – what aspects do I need to pay attention to? Is it just about creating drawings?
Reply to 4# Hello Tu Dog, do some work on design! You make it sound too easy ； There are many aspects to consider when designing pipes; everything needs to be taken into account. For example, the material choice – whether it’s available for purchase – and the manufacturing process: how best for workers to carry out welding, and whether welding is even possible – all these factors need to be considered ； But you don’t need to rush; just start by learning the basics first, and gain experience over time! !
Your question is too general; here are a few points for your reference: 1. Calculate and draw preliminary drawings based on the medium, temperature, pressure, material, etc., specified in the design requirements. 2. Coordinate with the owner, review the drawings, and obtain joint signatures. 3. Modify the drawings: small connection flanges and similar components can temporarily remain without holes. 4. Review the connection drawings once more to finalize them. . . . . . . .
I’m also a newcomer; I’m here to learn from others. By the way, working in design is really troublesome…
Are there any range requirements for first-class pressure vessels in container design?
I am a manufacturer of packing for containers and packed towers, as well as various tower internals. I hope we can work together if there is an opportunity.