Could you talk about the book that has been most helpful in improving your professional skills?
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I have been in this industry for some time now, but I feel that my professional skills haven’t improved much. There are many errors in the drawings I create, and most of my work involves constructing platform ladders. I’m still a long way away from becoming a pressure vessel engineer, which is my goal. It seems like there’s so much knowledge required in this industry – learning never ends. Could those who are more experienced share with me, based on their own experiences, which books have been most helpful to them in improving their professional skills since they first entered this field, from being complete beginners to what they are today? It would be great to hear about the author and the publisher, so that I can learn from it as well. Thank you very much!
If it’s about design, I recommend you take a look at Li Shiyu’s works and Notebook for Beginners, 8th edition first.
I’m a complete beginner. Recently I came across a training manual for pressure vessel design engineers; it’s a good book with many detailed explanations. Some of the information might be outdated, but it’s still useful for beginners to take a look at it.
\"Design of Chemical Pressure Vessels: Methods, Problems, and Key Points\" written by Wang Fei – it’s a good book that is quite systematic
The greatest help comes from school textbooks
Cainiao Notes, Version X, is essential for beginners; \"Design of Chemical Pressure Vessels: Methods, Problems, and Key Points\", the training manual for pressure vessel design engineers, and Li Jianguo’s books on mechanics are meant for those looking to improve their skills. To learn ASME, you can also take a look at Teacher Ding Bomin’s books.