Sorry, I am late with the answer. I have been very
busy. Ralph is right. Looks like at this point you are
going to wear a much bigger hat. Now, if you really
don't have any other choice, you have to start with
the common sense. So,
1. Assign the right people for the right job
2. Set up the priorities and the critical "positions"
3. Figure out a P&ID for the plant. This is a tough
job and you will need to consult many other
specialists as to finish this. If you already have a
P&ID, then you have to start to arrange the equipment
in the given space, but you do this only on the paper
at this stage. Don't expect to finish this job from
the first try! If all the equipment, but the pipe, is
in place, then your job is somehow simplified. You
have to figure out then just how to erect the pipe.
4. Start making the hand scketches for the layout, and
whenever you seem to be satisfied try to have this
transcripted into a 3D drawing on the computer. To be
more effective you should divide the plant in modules
or figure out an "inlet-outlet" plan for each part of
the equipment and after that continue with connecting
all these ends with each other. In the first case you
will work sequential and at the end you must be able
to connect the figures, and in the second case you
will work on the whole and you must be able to see the
whole, as well as the sections.
5. When the drawings are done, start the stress
calculation part. If everything is OK, then you are
lucky-you can start the erecting job. If not, then you
have to modify what is not right, but try to do this
working as much as possible with the pipe only. Of
course, don't forget to attach to the drawings all the
specifications for equipment, for materials and for
working procedures.
6. If you are responsible for the erecting job, too,
then you've got trouble. You have to convince the
contractors that your plans are right and what you
realy need is to have them working and conforming with
the specs.
7. What is written here is very briefly and might not
cover at all the aspects you would encounter, but I
hope I could bring some ideas to you. Keep in touch.
George
- Jarot Mursito <j.mursito@ptsofresid.com> wrote:
>
> How to arrange a planning design such as "action
> plan".
> off course this is a management matter in design
> prossses.
> I want to know the correct procedure to develop
> engineering team in piping
> design.
> All include :
> 1. Bill of Material base on that we will make groups
> of requisition
> 2. Piping Lay Out in accordance with step of design
> 3. Isometric to produce spool drawing.
> 4. And The importance things is " a check list " to
> review piping lay out
> and Isometric.
>
> For additional information :
> my Education is Mechanicall Engineer"
> Joint with piping industry at about 2 years in
> engineering to build a
> Refinery
> One year in Oil and Gas Company
> All as a Stress Engineer (a little experience in
> design)
>
> Now I should support the piping lead in coordinate
> piping design team for
> Plattform Offshore Project.
>
> That's my problem could all of you help me ??
>
>
> Regards,
>
>
> Jarot Mursito
>
>
>
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: constant george
> [mailto:chris_geocon@yahoo.com]
> Sent: Tuesday, July 17, 2001 7:25 PM
> To: <a href="/group/PipingDesign/post?postID=99IawQhJ71SjJZpH57DHamMpL0DahJONCcDlpWa2uQZ8-MjMeT-yIPO4YzakPh8AmS6njjXAzqkHLyjscmOYm55OCIccwg">PipingDesign@yahoogroups.com</a>
> Subject: RE: [PipingDesign] The Beginner need so
> many assistance
>
>
> Hi, too,
>
> So,from your information I suppose that you would be
> in charge with stress calculations for industrial
> piping. I also have to assume that you are not a lot
> of experienced, but there is no precise information
> about your level of knowledge in this matter.
> Please,
> be a little bit more specific and give more data
> about
> yourself as to let people to give you the right
> advice.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> George Constantinescu
> --- Jarot Mursito <j.mursito@ptsofresid.com> wrote:
> > Hi guess,
> >
> > I felt so many lacking in piping design ability.
> > I wish this mailing list can be my place to
> develop
> > the ability of design
> > process and requirement in piping .
> > For information now I am is a Stress Engineer and
> I
> > want to learn more about
> > piping design. So, I wish all of friends could you
> > be give the assistance to
> > me.
> > Oh sorry I forget to introducing my self : I am an
> > Indonesian and now I work
> > in Sofresid (Bouyguess Offshore Group)at the
> Jakarta
> > (Indonesia)
> > representatif office.
> >
> > Finnaly I am very greatfull can joint in this
> > mailing list.
> >
> > Regards,
> >
> >
> > Jarot Mursito.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
>
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