Documentation Priority List for Pressure Vessel Design
Foreword
Kezar Engineering is an engineering company that operates globally and haves its headquarter in Brazil. We aren’t equipment manufacturer and the list of services provided by us can be found in our website https://kezareng.com. Our specifications and templates are public available as part of our Open Knowledge Program and available under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0).
Introduction
The purpose of this specification is to establish the priority of project documentation used in the equipment design.
While designing, it isn't difficult to find documents with same subject but different specification/values. For example, there may be a data sheet in which the design pressure is 10 MPa and in the purchase order, it's cited as 5 MPa. Both documents belong to the same project and equipment. The best approach is to contact the person responsible for these documents and ask for clarification (which value shall be used) but, sometimes, asking for clarification can take time (weeks, maybe months), so having a priority list helps in these cases (for example, data sheet is above purchase order, so it's value should be used).
1. Scope
This specification shall be used in every project in which the Customer didn't specify a documentation priority list.
2. Documentation Priority List
Priority | Description | Responsible |
---|---|---|
1 | Customer Specification | Customer |
2 | Customer Datasheet | Customer |
3 | KZR Specifications | Kezar Engineering |
3. Disclaimer
This specification was created to be used by Kezar Engineering company but, as stated in the Foreword, we have made it available for public use.
When used by a company/person other than Kezar Engineering, the company/person agrees that Kezar Engineering shall not be held liable for any damages, losses, or negative outcomes arising from the use, misuse, or misinterpretation of the information provided in the specification. The company/person is solely responsible for verifying the suitability of the specification for their intended application and assumes all risks associated with its use.