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Relevant academic materials on static and dynamic equipment

2017-11-24View Original

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I used to work as a piping engineer at an engineering company, and I want to change jobs recently. I suddenly realized that focusing solely on piping work limits my future career prospects too much. So now I want to take some courses to learn more about stationary and rotating equipment, but I’m not sure what materials would be good for this purpose. Simply reading the relevant standards doesn’t seem very effective; it would be better to have something more practical. Could anyone recommend some resources?
Reply #22017-11-27
There is a lot of information available on stationary and moving equipment; you can look up specific details related to the type of moving equipment you are interested in

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