Following all the written codes and normal practices
does not necessarily ensure a good finished product
At times, engineers and designers may
feel “boxed-in” by what seems to be conflicting criteria from
client, licensors, suppliers and government entities. Each of these
groups will contribute specific rules, standards, regulations and
practices to a process plant project. There may be cases where a
design team has successfully complied with all the specific written
project criteria and still ended up with a poorly designed
plant.
Good design is important to a project’s
success. Good plant design is not just the simple interpretation of
the applicable written criteria. Skillful design includes how the
criteria are applied. While it is true that the design team mu
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