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Process specification sheet for the design of a process vessel. Both the Excel file and PDF form can be edited to accommodate most designs. Suitable for process, mechanical or chemical engineering.

The design sheet includes:

1. Plant, item and location details
2. Design Data – Process Fluids/Material
3. Design Data – Materials of construction, general mechanical design
4. Nozzle Schedule

A good run down on vessel design can be found in Rules of Thumb for Chemical Engineers 3rd Edition, 2002 and Perry’s Chemical Engineers Handbook McGraw-Hill 8th Edition, 2008.

If there is anything I have forgotten or you have found some improvements that could be made, feel free to let me know in the comments section.

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Downloads:

Vessel Data Sheet (Process Specification Sheet) – Form

Vessel Data Sheet (Process Specification Sheet) – Excel Files

Branan, Carl. 2002. Rules of Thumb for Chemical Engineers 3RD. USA: Elsevier.
Younger, A. H., “How to Size Future Process Vessels,” Chemical Engineering, May 1955.
Siebert, Oliver W. 2008. Perry’s Chemical Engineers Handbook 8th ED. USA: McGraw-Hill .

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Christopher Jenner

ProcessPrinciples.com is my personal blog that allows me to share some of the knowledge I have gained on the road to becoming a chemical engineer. My goal is to create a site that supports the exchange of information through tutorials, presentations, articles and blog entries. Feel free to contact me with suggestions or feedback.

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