Does dry craft design require good spatial imagination and drawing ability?
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Do you need to have good spatial imagination and drawing ability to do design? Is it related that I did not do well in mechanical drawing, chemical drawing and AUTOCAD in college (just passed: $ )? Please give me some advice, seniors, thank you. . .
Yes, you need to have good spatial imagination and drawing ability to do design. What is design? It is not a logical operation, and there is no standard answer. It relies entirely on spatial imagination to design ideas. How to express it? Rely on drawing ability. hehe
I think my imagination is not good, so it seems that working in the design department is suitable for me. .
In fact, how should I put it, if you want to be the best in the design industry, you really need your imagination.； If you just want to work in the design industry, you don't need to have strong imagination, just follow the steps. But then again, imagination can also be cultivated, and practice makes perfect in drawing.……
Process design does not require good three-dimensional imagination, but you still need to understand basic piping.
Having good spatial imagination and drawing ability will be of great help to process design, but these can be cultivated and trained. Now that we have drawing software, the requirements for spatial imagination are not so high, and drawing ability must be strengthened. Drawings are the language of engineering!
I personally think that these things can be cultivated. I used to think that I was not suitable for design, and I was unwilling to go to a design unit when I graduated. However, after working, I accidentally came to a design unit and slowly discovered that my ability in this area is improving. In fact, as long as I am willing to learn and work hard, I can do very well.
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It is very necessary when doing equipment layout and piping design!
You must have spatial imagination. This is very important. You may not necessarily be able to draw three-dimensional images, but the three-dimensional image must be in your mind!
I would like to know which design major the host is majoring in? Relatively speaking, the piping major has stricter requirements for spatial imagination and drawing ability, but you can still draw on past experience and your own on-site exploration to meet the requirements. If it is a system or chemical engineering (process calculation), the requirements for spatial imagination and drawing ability are not very high.
As for those who say that their drawing skills are not good, many people who are now working in design are not graduates of this major. Many people who transferred from other majors had basically no contact with ANTU CAD during school. They have not done well if they started over.
These are all needed, but the most important thing is your craft ideas. Space and drawing are like your hands. Only when you have ideas can you achieve them with your hands. Only the use of tools without paying attention to the cultivation of craft ideas will be a waste of time.~~
:lol :lol If you are doing process design work in a process system, I think you will be fine with a little bit of CAD proficiency. You will be able to practice it during your daily work. Don’t be afraid that your CAD level is not good. The requirements for CAD in the process system are not very high. It is mainly to provide relevant professional conditions and exchanges for other majors. You can leave the similar space to the pipeline majors for consideration. This is just my opinion.
You need to have good spatial imagination ability to be well aware of the design. If you have more exposure and exercise, you will definitely improve. It will be no problem to cope with the general problems. Personally, I think this still requires understanding. To reach a certain level, without understanding, it is impossible.
Haha, people who engage in petrochemical design generally have pipeline majors, structural majors, and construction majors that require strong spatial imagination. Pure process design, instrument design, and electrical design do not require spatial imagination at all. Maybe the electrical and instrument majors need to use it when laying out bridges, but those are all jobs for newcomers.
Haha, people who engage in petrochemical design generally have pipeline majors, structural majors, and construction majors that require strong spatial imagination. Pure process design, instrument design, and electrical design do not require spatial imagination at all. Maybe the electrical and instrument majors need to use it when laying out bridges, but those are all jobs for newcomers.
My major is chemical engineering and technology, and I am involved in process design. Now I feel that design is quite difficult. .