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Yes, but they're called ISO, ANSI, DIN, etc. standards
by cjalmeida 8y ago
Yes, but they're called ISO, ANSI, DIN, etc. standards
- seb1204 8y agoI'm aware that these standards exist and are being used. My question was more on the engineering process that uses them. E.g. a Process design that is developed into Flow sheets , then PI&D until it is built. Developments of PFD and PI&D are covered in intentional standards and procedures. But the underlying knowledge on what and how it is designed is part of the process knowledge the engineering company has. My question was related to that knowledge and if there are examples of RFC being used out there. The RFC or equivalent would then discuss the reasons behind e.g. the selection of a specific pressure vessel head for a certain application. While there are many head options that are code or standard compliant the engineering company has reasons to chose one. The documentation of these reasons and the history behind it is what interest me.