The company is obtaining the design qualification for Class D pressure vessels (for the first time). During the evaluation, questions will be asked of the designers – is there any question bank available?
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It varies from place to place; there is no question bank. If any, they are old issues from various places.
Some questions will be asked regarding the drawings you design, and sometimes theoretical questions related to them will also be raised. Once you understand the fixed-volume regulations, as well as standards such as GB150, GB/T151, tower-type containers, horizontal containers, etc., there are generally no major issues.
Agree with the opinion above. The questions are mainly directed at the submission drawings, concerning the issues involved in the design of those drawings, as well as the relevant regulations, standards, and theoretical knowledge. With proper preparation, there won’t be any problems. Experts conducting the review generally don’t make things difficult for the designers either. Wish for a successful acquisition of the design permit.
The main thing is to thoroughly understand the designs you create; in other words, you need to be familiar with the various standards applied in those designs, as well as your proficiency in using design software.
The key lies in the trial design drawings. When designing, it is essential to thoroughly understand the relevant standards...