I’m a bit confused about the current design process
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I was given a design along with very detailed flowcharts; so what should I do? Change the tab?
If it’s very detailed, you may need to verify it. Verify whether the process flow, equipment selection, pipe specifications, grades, etc. are reasonable.
The original poster doesn’t even know what to do; they probably don’t have the qualifications to carry out verification
Once you sign, you take responsibility; no matter how detailed the drawings are, they still need to be reviewed by your own team
I’ve just started working on Tula’s design; the PID parameters provided by the client are already very detailed, and I don’t know what to do next. Are you getting ready to set the conditions for the layout?
Theoretically, process costing is done first, followed by process risk analysis. The process package is reliable; if the process is simple, it basically involves modifying the tags. The rest is about coordinating with various specialties.
Current owners are all quite capable, but not everyone is professional; you should review and modify the drawings from a professional perspective
Uh, what are your job responsibilities?
Is the flowchart provided by the owner consistent with the scale of your design?
1. Optimize the process based on actual conditions. 2. Coordinate with the owner and modify the process according to their feedback. 3. Unless it is a refining facility, chemical plants require significant modifications; however, even in such cases, the process can still be optimized to help the owner save money by adding or removing equipment, as well as by replacing it with more efficient models. 4. Adjust the process diagrams to correct any errors, taking into account the overall layout of the facility and the layout of the individual units. 5. Issues related to modifying the instruments. 6. Revisions must be made repeatedly before the as-built drawings are prepared. Summary: There’s a lot you need to do; you’re thinking too simply, young man.