What are the ways to study Pressure Vessel Engineering*?
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I have some basic knowledge of pressure vessels and would like to pursue further studies in this field. What are the available options, or are there any courses I could take?
If you have some basic knowledge, you can study this book, *\"Training Manual for Pressure Vessel Design Engineers\" by Li Shiyu*, and also take a look at the **standards related to pressure vessels such as GB/T150 and GB/T151.
If you have a foundation, you can learn quickly. It would be even better if there was a senior expert at the workplace to guide us. :lol
Hello, just reading books and guidelines isn’t very effective; the best and most efficient way is to learn by doing* – this way you can learn the most and in the deepest way possible. It depends on what kind of equipment your company works with. If you can’t get in touch, read books and attend training sessions to learn things on your own. You can add WeChat zgmhhs – there are many engineering equipment options available for practice (both GB and ASME standards). It’s best to understand the standard provisions through practice.
https://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-2056681-1-1.html I recommend reading this book; it will broaden your thinking and be useful for life, as even the tallest buildings are built from the ground up