What is the most convenient drawing tool for creating a process flow diagram of the sulfuric acid production process using pyrite?
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Colleagues, what drawing tool is most convenient for creating a process flow diagram of the sulfuric acid production process using pyrite? Could you send me a software? Thank you! Email: tzy_flame@qq.com.
The process flow diagrams I draw are all created using the AutoCAD program; it’s very user-friendly, and the results are excellent. I’m not sure what programs everyone usually uses; I hope we can share information with each other to improve together. The AutoCAD program is too large; CAD 2005 alone is over 500 MB in size, and the more popular CAD 2008 has a size of 1 GB. It’s difficult to send it to you, but it can be downloaded from the Internet.
Simple ones can be drawn using VISIO components.
I need to create simple process flow diagrams, mainly for drafting operation procedures. Using CAD is too complicated, and the components available in VISIO aren’t very comprehensive. Does anyone have any better options? Or is it possible to add components that can be downloaded into VISIO?
I’m using the CAD 2007 version that I downloaded from the Internet; it’s self-extracting and works quite well.
The CAD model of 07 is indeed quite useful, but it’s just too large. It takes up a bit of space when in use
It is a professional chart-making software. It can be used to easily create org charts, flowcharts, maps, room layouts, mathematical formulas, statistical tables, chemical analysis diagrams, anatomical charts, and more. The usage method is quite simple: http://tech.sina.com.cn/s/2001-09-28/2021.html
If you want something simple, you can just use WORD for drawing. I suggest using CAD instead, as it is a popular drawing software at the moment. Is it difficult to learn? It’s not that complicated, and it doesn’t take much time to master.
ZWCAD 2009 http://www.zwcad.com/
The Small Raindrop drawing board is easy to use; it is a simplified and practical version of AUTOCAD.
It is possible to create and add components on one’s own. For simple process flow diagrams, VISIO remains a simple and convenient option; whereas for P&ID diagrams, more specialized software might be more suitable