I’m just starting to learn chemical engineering processes and don’t know where to begin? 》

http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-146603-1-1.html Chemical project design process: Design steps in the preliminary design phase: l) Determine the production plan and scale based on factors such as the characteristics of raw materials and product quality requirements. 2) Select and determine the production process flow, as well as the process parameter specifications and operating instructions. 3) Material calculation. 4) Energy calculation (calculation of heat, cooling load, power consumption, and water supply volume). 5) Selection and calculation of equipment, to determine the specifications and quantity of production equipment. 6) Layout design of the production workshop. 7) Submit design requirements and relevant materials to the supporting specialties (civil engineering, power supply, heating, ventilation, automatic control instruments, water supply and drainage, accounting and economics, as well as cost estimation). 8) After coordination among various specialties, a production process flow diagram and a layout diagram of the production equipment are prepared, along with an equipment list and an estimate of major materials. Design steps in the construction drawing design phase: 1) Modify or review the preliminary design documents and drawings; if necessary, further data collection is required. 2) Request funds in detail from each department. 3) Draw in detail the production process flow diagram, the layout diagram of process equipment in the workshop, the pipeline layout diagram, and the installation diagrams for equipment and pipelines. For non-standard drawings, prepare detailed lists of equipment and summaries of materials. 4) After the documents and drawings have undergone verification, review, inspection, approval at various levels as well as consultation among relevant specialists, and after being printed and stamped, they are sent to the project owner. Highly recommended for beginners or those who want to understand the process of process design to check out XDJM. :victory: Last edited by terry921 on 2008-1-26 15:38 ]

This is easy to learn. First, study the principles of chemical engineering, then chemical engineering thermodynamics, and finally reaction engineering

If there is no one to teach you or guide you, it is recommended that you first get a set of chemical process design manuals to look at. First, get a rough idea of what needs to be learned, and then look for relevant materials to study!

If you have no foundation, start with the basics: Principles of Chemical Engineering, Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics, Reaction Engineering, Chemical Process Engineering, etc. If you have a foundation, learn industrial design. If you want to be more solid, go and spend some time on the front line. :lol :lol :lol

Is the poster just starting to work or still in school? If they are in school, they should just follow the curriculum and study step by step； If you have just started working, you need to begin at the grassroots level, learning through on-site practice – observing more, doing more, asking more questions, and thinking more

If the original poster is asking about the course \"Chemical Engineering Processes,\" then it’s likely that they need to study from books and do exercises in preparation for exams. But I think what the poster is actually asking is how to become a process engineer, and that’s a question worth discussing. If one is working in production, then it’s important to understand the process flow of the work being done, acquire more practical skills, and get familiar with the processes on-site as well as the operation of various equipment. If one is involved in design, then it’s necessary to follow the suggestions given by the user in the second comment, such as becoming familiar with various design regulations and standards, as well as the design process itself... Actually, I’m also quite confused; let’s grow together... I heard this is a good forum.

Are you a student or an employee? Switch lines? If you don’t understand something, just ask. I believe you’ll achieve good results over time.

The website provided on the 2nd floor won’t open :L :L :L

2nd floor! When the link is opened, it shows that the page cannot be found. The page you are trying to access may have been deleted, renamed, or is temporarily unavailable.

First, it’s necessary to identify the goal, then learn the relevant specialized knowledge targeted at that goal; it’s best to have a job in production so as to learn while working! Don’t forget: you can’t get fat by eating just one bite

Learn more, read more, ask more, remember more

If the poster is a student, they should do more exercises

Okay, I just made some changes. What’s going on? Yesterday, after I sent it, I tried it myself as well, and it worked fine at that time