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bg4.png Preface: These past few days, I’ve seen many recent graduates complaining that there’s no one to guide them in design work, no one to teach them as beginners; even after two years of working, they still don’t know much. Looking back on my own challenging career in design and suppressing the sadness in my heart, I’ve decided to share with you some of my modest insights into chemical process design whenever I have time. If there are any mistakes, I earnestly ask experienced professionals to point them out. Any references to specific companies or projects are purely coincidental, and there is no intention to slander or criticize anyone. I will focus on methods, experience, and examples, trying to minimize references to books; if anyone has any good suggestions, please share them. Interactive e-books: Leveraging the Haichuan Chemical Industry Forum, a platform with millions of users, readers can, while reading e-books, access the relevant content via a computer by going to the corresponding website address, or use their mobile browser to scan the QR codes provided at the bottom of the page. This allows them to immediately visit the author’s content posting page on the Haichuan Chemical Industry Forum and engage in real-time interaction with the author. Make learning* easier! If you are also interested in creating interactive e-books about seas and rivers, feel free to visit the following address on your computer to join us: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1771772-1-1.html
The information is good; thanks for compiling and sharing it
Thank you to our seniors; everyone in our process team says we have benefited greatly
Thank you to the original poster, and thank you to Comrade Gao Shang. :lol
Are they sophisticated experiences summarized?
Thank you for sharing; it’s really rare. I hope Teacher Gao Dashang will continue to teach us beginners and stay engaged with our learning.