Newbie seeking advice

2021-11-17View Original

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I have just started working in the chemical industry – how should I get started learning? I feel like I can’t understand anything!

Reply #22021-11-17

The field of chemical engineering is very broad; it depends on what you want to do. In terms of chemical engineering equipment, it could be pressure vessel design, manufacturing processes, inspection, or non-destructive testing.

Reply #32021-11-17

Are you currently working in process engineering, design, or safety management?

Reply #42021-11-17

First, learn HG/T20580-20585-2020, GB/T150, and the tolerance standards

Reply #52021-11-27

This suggestion is good. There is also a constant volume gauge

Reply #62021-11-27

Haichuan is a great platform for learning and communication; feel free to discuss any questions here

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