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How can CAD beginners learn *CAD for drawing PFD and PID

2018-03-05View Original

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I’m a beginner in CAD. I would like to ask those who are more experienced and skilled how to start learning CAD drawing systematically. I currently work in the field of chemical engineering and environmental protection, where I am responsible for creating PFDPID diagrams. There are many tutorials available online, but they seem quite scattered and not very systematic. Is there a way to progress step by step as one gains more skills?
Reply #22018-03-05
Da Vinci painted eggs – he drew a few sketches first, and then used those as examples in the textbook, progressing from simple to more complex tasks.
Reply #32018-03-05
Rather than just drawing, it’s a process of accumulation; the overall manufacturing process needs to be taken into account~~
Reply #42018-03-15
I’m also new to this type of work; deleting and adding elements, copying, moving, and pasting are straightforward tasks for me, but drawing pipes and equipment connections is not something I can do easily

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