I would like to ask if any of my friends from the design institute use simulation software?
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Many of my friends in design institutes use ASPEN process simulation software. Are there any design institutes that use simulation software? It is possible to simulate the factory. Every time foreigners come to communicate, there is a video introduction, which is very vivid. I wonder if there is any simulation software available in the country?
Simulation software is generally not required by design institutes and is mainly used by end users. For example, Weihe Fertilizer Plant has synthetic ammonia and urea system start-up, shutdown, operation and accident system software to train personnel.
Many of them are applied to end users by design institutes, right? Ordinary companies can't do this by themselves, right? In addition, it would be very convenient to have this simulation software when the design institute is doing projects, right? I think this simulation software is good, and I plan to learn it, but if it is not of much use, I will not learn it. So I’m here to ask you for advice!
The design institute does not need this. The simulation software is useless. It is still useful for training workers.
:) If the simulation software is for process flow, then it is still necessary to learn* Yes, the key is on-site learning of craftsmanship * To gain a comprehensive understanding of the overall process, the design institute does not use simulation software. It is basically done by domestic Oriental simulation companies. However, in fact, the development principles of many simulation software are based on process flow simulation software. First, you have to have the process, and then you can determine the simulation software based on the process index parameters.
There are other domestic companies that make simulation software. At least I know of Beijing Huakangda Company. Their simulation software seems to be somewhat integrated with ASPEN software.