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Norms and guidelines create a framework for the construction, operation, and maintenance of process plants. They describe recommended and well‑proven methods for the sizing of components and promote the harmonization of technical conventions which are used to define the requirements for plant components and aggregates, as well as of the methods to verify that the defined requirements are fulfilled. The application of norms and guidelines simplifies the interaction and thorough alignment between the customers and the suppliers involved in a plant building project.
The pressure equipment directive defines safety requirements for pressure equipment as well as procedures to assess the conformity with the safety requirements. The directive is considered during the basic- and detail-engineering for the sizing of the components, as both their capacity and the process conditions determine the safety requirements and the required conformity assessment procedures.
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The norm DIN EN 1092‑1 defines geometry and materials of flanges and states maximum permissible operating pressures as a function of the operating temperature. The norm is used for the arrangement planning to ensure compatible connections at the plant components and is furthermore considered for the development of the process concept.
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The ATEX directive defines standards for the design of plant components for the safe operation in potentially explosive areas. It is relevant during the basic- and detail-engineering of the execution process to specify the requirements of the components as well as during the later operation of the plant.
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We determine the relevant norms and guidelines for a given plant building project and align the plant with the applicable requirements and recommendations.
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