It was designed according to the national standard; converting it to the international standard – is that difficult?
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It used to be domestic business designed according to national standards; now there is a push to transition to meeting American standards, namely ASME. Is it difficult to meet the US ASME standards under the current conditions?
1. It is design calculation 2. When drawing Device Diagram 3, it is necessary to understand the various specifications. The drawing is the same; there are slight differences. ASME is intended for foreign audiences, while the other two are being studied* – it should take little time. For calculations, SW6 has been replaced by PVELite, and the standards have been changed from GB to ASME.
I have studied the standards on my own before, so there are no difficulties in understanding them. Is the PVELITE software easy to learn?
Get familiar with the ASME codes; it’s just a matter of adapting to them. GB itself is based on ASME.
I heard that there are significant differences between the tower units and heat exchangers designed according to American standards and those designed according to Chinese standards?
It’s a bit tricky; the requirements aren’t exactly the same.
How many good job opportunities are there in the chemical industry in China? There’s really no way around it
It’s a different system; one needs to study harder*.