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Who has the documents that are required or need to be provided throughout the entire process of chemical project approval, design, and construction? What are these documents?
Project feasibility study report—Preliminary design documents (layout plans), PID/PFD diagrams for review—Detailed design, specifications for ordering standard equipment (electrical and instrumentation aspects)—Civil engineering drawings for pile foundations, equipment foundation plans, fire protection/potable water supply and drainage diagrams—Blueprints for custom-made equipment—Electrical equipment/facilities diagrams—Plans/blueprints of instruments that can be ordered—Drawings related to the automatic control system (design documents); Design specifications---Special section on fire protection facility design---Special section on safety design---Special section on occupational health design, and so on
Project feasibility study report—Preliminary design documents (layout plans), PID/PFD diagrams for review—Detailed design, specifications for ordering standard equipment (electrical and instrumentation aspects)—Civil engineering drawings for pile foundations, equipment foundation plans, fire protection/potable water supply and drainage diagrams—Blueprints for custom-made equipment—Electrical equipment/facilities diagrams—Plans/blueprints of instruments that can be ordered—Drawings related to the automatic control system (design documents); Design specifications---Special section on fire protection facility design---Special section on safety design---Special section on occupational health design, and so on
PID/PFD diagrams for review----Detailed design, specifications for standard equipment (electrical, instrumentation)---Civil engineering pile foundation drawings, equipment foundation drawings, fire protection/potable water and drainage drawings---Blueprints for custom equipment---Electrical equipment/facilities drawings--Plans/blueprints of instruments available for submission---Drawings related to the automatic control system (design documents); Design Specification---Special Section on Fire Protection Facility Design---Special Section on Safety Design
Now the furnace needs to be preheated; air is blown through the furnace tubes. How much air is required to maintain a temperature of 500 degrees in the furnace chamber and 380 degrees at the outlet of the furnace tubes? Is there a similar formula? Replying to you: Is air being passed through the furnace tube as a cooling medium? What kind of heating furnace is your device? There are many factors that affect the furnace temperature and the outlet temperature: 1 Fuel gas composition ; 2. Fuel gas pressure ; Wait, the quantity still needs to be determined based on the actual conditions on site.