There is going to be a chemical engineering competition in school, what do I need to learn about software?
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What is this event that depends on the competition?
Well~~it’s about chemical engineering design~~
For chemical engineering design competitions for school students, I think CAD, CHEMCAD, and MATLAB are more suitable software options. CAD is the basic tool for future drawing ； CHEMCAD is a process simulation, which is widely used in colleges and universities. It will be very practical for process calculations in the future, and it will also lay the foundation for the future use of software such as ASPEN. ； MATLAB is a mathematical calculation software, with which you can be freed from complicated calculations. These softwares can be used no matter what jobs are assigned in the future. Other softwares are too advanced for school students, and they can be learned based on actual work after they join the workforce.
I saw everyone doing aspen and the like~~What is this? ?
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Friends on the 5th floor, ASPEN is also a process simulation software, which the chemical industry industry prefers to use. Together with CHEMCAD and PRO II, it is known as the three major process simulation software. At present, CHENCAD is quite popular in colleges. It is easy for students to find information and there are many teachers who know this field, so I recommend CHEMCAD here.