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I’m a beginner; how should I start learning *HTRI? What process data is required when applying HTRI? I hope everyone can help explain it. Thank you
The software’s own help files are the best learning materials, as they not only cover how to use the software but also provide guidance and support on various engineering techniques and fundamental theories. I believe it will be of great benefit.
I’m also just starting to learn, but the learning *help documents are really frustrating. You can study the examples included with the software, and if you’re unsure about something, go back to the help section for more targeted guidance.
Using the toolbox tutorial, you can proceed step by step, and it is usually easy to understand
I think it’s in the English version, which makes it harder to learn. We can upload those parts that we don’t understand or for which there’s no Chinese translation, so everyone can study them together*; this will increase efficiency. Also, by exchanging ideas regularly, progress will be faster
:Q: My toolbox tutorial only has one example, which isn’t very clear. Does anyone have any better examples they can share? :(
Does anyone have an English learning manual for Htri? I want to learn systematically, but I haven’t been able to find one
It’s possible to learn the HTRI software in just one day; the problem is that most people have a poor foundation in heat exchangers and thermodynamics – they even give those concepts back to the teacher after learning them. Inorganic chemistry and organic chemistry are also fundamental subjects. Some people, when using water as the medium with an input pressure of 50 KPa and a absolute temperature of 60 degrees, still come to me asking why the output is still in gaseous form. What can be done about this?