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What should one learn first when using CAD in the chemical industry?

2009-04-01View Original

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I’m wondering about the standard ways of drawing valves and other equipment. I can use CAD to some extent, but how should it be applied in the chemical industry? What should I draw first when learning? Please give me some guidance~~
Reply #22009-04-01
Personally, I think one should first learn to read chemical engineering drawings before moving on to anything else!
Reply #32009-04-01
Take a few pictures as references and use them to draw; it’s important to draw quickly and well. First, one needs to become familiar with the commands, as CAD is after all a tool.

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