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I am currently working in the field of low-temperature equipment for the chemical industry; I haven’t had much experience in this area before. Which chemical process drawing software is the best to use these days? Does any friend have such software that they could share with me?
Have those working on the equipment also started to organize the production process? Haha
It’s not about which one is better for you, but rather which one is widely used by others – you should use that one. After all, you often communicate with others, and AUTOCAD is quite commonly used.
AUTOCAD is the most common and also the easiest to communicate with regarding; AUTOCAD P&ID is the one we are using currently; it’s quite useful ; CAOWORX comes with a P&ID; I tried it out, but it didn’t feel very intuitive ; SPPID is on the higher end; the process system isn’t clear, making it difficult to illustrate. It is recommended to use regular CAD along with a small plugin for drawing ; Or use AUTOCAD P&ID to draw it.
This post was last edited by The chemical industry has forgotten on 2019-8-29 at 16:32. Oh
This post was last edited by The chemical industry has forgotten on 2019-8-29 at 16:31. Oh
This post was last edited by The chemical industry has forgotten on 2019-8-29 at 16:37. Sorry, I misread the title; the drawing was done casually. It depends on the company’s requirements – if there are no special demands, CAD along with a small plugin is a simple and efficient solution.