I have just started working in chemical engineering design and need some help
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This post was last edited by Dingjianhou_VVBB on 2018-3-13 07:53 RT
I’ve gathered all the information myself; you can try searching for it. It’s better to look for things on your own rather than waiting for someone else to provide them. I was able to find similar things by doing it myself, using the resources available~~~
Yes, just waiting like this is a passive approach. I’m not sure whether the original poster is involved in process design or piping work – there are relevant standards for these tasks. If one doesn’t follow those standards now, things will only get more frustrating later on
There is a valuable book for chemical engineering designers: the Chemical Engineering Design Manual. It can be found by searching on forums; take a look at those forums – you can discuss any issues there
Browsing forums is also a way to accumulate knowledge and learn.
Keep it up, rookie – you need to learn to take the initiative to learn*, but don’t ask for others’ valuable project materials right from the start. Firstly, they have no obligation to do so; secondly, there is indeed no reason to trust you; and thirdly, acting like this all the time can easily lead to resentment.
Take a look at the basic standards, such as HG/T20519, building codes, petrochemical industry standards, etc
All information is confidential; colleagues who are not from the special railway department will not lend out the original documents related to the projects they are working on
First, try to work on projects under the guidance of experienced mentors. Learn humbly* and accumulate experience.