How to create diagrams of towers and other equipment in PPT
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The chemical processing workshop requires each person to prepare a PPT on the plant’s processes. Some colleagues have created very good PPTs, including flowcharts of the plant processes. How did they create those flowcharts? Was it made using the images from the PPT? I searched for graphics in PowerPoint but couldn’t find any that used such shapes; how were shapes like towers created? Please tell me; I also want to create such graphics. Thank you, please give me some advice. As shown in the figure, the PowerPoint flowchart presented by the colleague
To create diagrams of towers and other equipment, you can use the basic shapes available in PowerPoint, or you can create custom shapes for this purpose. The specific steps are as follows: 1. Open PPT, select the “Insert” tab, and click the “Shapes” button. 2. Select the desired shape, such as rectangle or circle, etc. 3. Drag the mouse on the PPT to draw the desired shape, and adjust its size and position. 4. For devices that require a special shape, they can be created using the custom shape feature. Select the “Edit Shape” option from the dropdown menu under the “Shape” button, and choose “Free Transform” to make edits. 5. Add effects such as shadows, fill colors, and line colors to make the graphics more vivid. 6. Add text, arrows, etc. to the diagram to illustrate the device’s process flow. Certain drawing skills and time investment are required to create a high-quality PPT on device manufacturing processes. If you are not familiar with PPT operations or need a large number of graphics, you may consider using other professional drawing software to complete the task. .
You can use Visio to create the diagram; it provides appropriate flowchart symbols, and then you can copy the Visio diagram into PPT.