Since the 1930s, the design and construction of chemical plants have become increasingly specialized. Chemists and engineers collaborate to develop process and engineering concepts. Market analyses are carried out to determine potential sales, future demand dynamics, availability of raw materials, and the competitive situation.
Since the 1930s, the design and construction of chemical plants have become increasingly specialized. Chemists and engineers collaborate to develop process and engineering concepts. Market analyses are carried out to determine potential sales, future demand dynamics, availability of raw materials, and the competitive situation.
Since the 1930s, the design and construction of chemical plants have become increasingly specialized. Chemists and engineers collaborate to develop process and engineering concepts. Market analyses are carried out to determine potential sales, future demand dynamics, availability of raw materials, and the competitive situation.
Ir. Dijan Supramono, MSc. Buku Ajar Introduction Feasibility Study Preliminary Design Conceptualization and Analysis of Chemical Processes: Input Information, Input-output Stucture of the Flowsheet, Recycle Structure of the Flowsheet, Separation System, Heat Exchanger Networks Contract Writing and Forms of Contract, Execution of the Project, Computer Support, Quality Assurance Buku Ajar Lorenz T. Biegler dkk., Systematic Methods of Chemical Engineering Design, JM Douglas, Conceptual Design of Chemical Process, Robin Smith, Chemical Process Design. Evaluasi PR (30%) UTS (30%) Tugas proyek (40%) Introduction Since the 1930s, the design and construction of chemical plants have become increasingly specialized. Chemists and engineers collaborate to develop process and engineering concepts, which engineers and designers then transform into detailed plans and specifications for all the components of a chemical plant. Purchasing agents procure equipment from specialist manufacturers. Construction and installation firms are put under contract to build the plant. Introduction Plant design and construction starts as an idea of the potential owner. Increasingly complex markets and the interrelations of the world economic and political systems require critical examination of every project for feasibility, economic relevance, and environmental impact. As a rule, this is done with the aid of a feasibility study that includes preliminary design work. Market analyses are carried out to determine potential sales, future demand dynamics, availability of raw materials, and the competitive situation. The plant capacity and location are specified. Particular attention must be paid to environmental protection. Studies are supplemented by sufficiently accurate estimates of capital requirements and profitability. Introduction Once the decision has been made to go ahead with the construction project, whereby the owner may have opted not to carry it out himself, the owner will prepare an accurate, comprehensive definition of the plant which is used as the basis for inviting bids from competent engineering contractors. This approach is increasingly employed, especially for large projects. If the owner has an adequate pool of experienced design engineers, construction specialists, and procurement staff, he may plan and construct the plant himself. The conceptual phase of the project ends when an appropriate engineering firm is chosen and the contract signed. Introduction The implementation phase consists of the engineering of the chemical plant, procurement of plant equipment and material, construction, and commissioning. The engineering contractor either performs all of these tasks or brings in subcontractors or personnel employed by the owner to carry out a portion of the work. Plant equipment is fabricated by specialized manufacturers. Only in rare cases does the engineering contractor or the plant owner have production facilities. Introduction Fig. 1: a schematic diagram of the development of a chemical plant project.