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Many picture collections on typical construction quality issues in the building industry can be found, but these are even more important in the chemical industry. It’s not that such materials definitely do not exist at present, but it seems that less emphasis is placed on them compared to the construction sector We are in urgent need of information in this area; could anyone with expertise give us some guidance? Thank you so much!
You should be able to find some information on the topic of “three checks and four fixes” by searching on the forum! I previously edited a post that was a compilation of issues related to the three checks and four confirmations; there are many problems associated with the construction of our installations!
You can take a look at the bizarre designs in the craftsmanship section
In the chemical industry? It’s too general. In terms of machinery, there are design manuals for chemical engineering equipment, which provide solutions and methods to address and avoid common defects
It mainly involves on-site construction in the petrochemical industry, including civil work, installation, commissioning, and so on.
Okay, thank you! It was merely proposed in light of a summary of quality issues in construction projects. I think compared to the construction industry, there must also be many and widespread problems in the chemical industry. I sometimes feel like giving it a try to learn more about it, but I can never find any compilations on the subject.
Okay, thank you! ! ! But it seems there is a manual on common piping problems at the design level. I wonder if it exists in other majors as well