Is the design of the pilot plant carried out in accordance with industrial-scale basic design and detailed design management?
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Is the design of pilot-scale chemical processing units carried out in accordance with the principles of industrial-scale basic design and detailed design management, such as by following the \"GB/T 50933-2013 Standards for the Preparation of Design Documents for Petrochemical Plants\"? What kind of validations are required before the design of pilot-scale chemical plants, and are there any relevant regulations?
Look at the pilot-scale level – the pilot plants in large chemical companies are on par with those in smaller factories. It’s best to follow the design standards for chemical plants; that way, there’s no risk of mistakes. As for pilot plants for organic synthesis, some can be managed by laboratory technicians. I’ve seen glass containers holding several liters of liquid being moved up and down by experienced professionals in organic synthesis, and since then I’ve become afraid of organic synthesis~:lol
But when it comes to pressure vessels, there is a clear distinction
There are differences among pressure vessels; please advise~
It is understood that when a container is small enough, high pressure does not classify it as a pressure vessel; for more details, please search for the definition of pressure vessels on Baidu.
It’s not entirely clear; some chemical pilot plants have a capacity of several hundred tons per year, involve reactions and distillation processes as well as many types of equipment, and can be considered small factories. In other cases, design firms are hired to handle the construction
I agree with the view from the third floor; I have carried out pilot tests worth 200 million.
Agree with the person above; I’ve been involved in two pilot projects, both of which were part of normal chemical production processes. For safety and environmental protection, and to avoid trouble, it is necessary to strictly adhere to the regulations. More importantly, the boss hired you to do work, not to break the law: lol