Regarding the scope of use for CAD
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I would like to ask the experienced experts: are software tools like PDS and SMARTPLANT only applicable in large-scale plants, while CAD is generally used in smaller plants? If I go to work in the courtyard, will the PDS skills I have no longer be useful? This post was last edited by yfq4308 on 2009-4-7 08:14.]
CAD is commonly used; learning other software will also be useful in the long run, as there will always be opportunities to use them
As long as the courtyard has funds, there is no rule stating that it cannot be used.
:Lol, having skills never hurts; it’s never a bad thing to learn more, right?
I don’t think CAD is that good; CAXA is better. For 3D modeling, it’s even worse
I work in the chemical machinery field; I’ve also worked on drawing CAD diagrams of chemical equipment, and I find it very difficult. Do you have any good suggestions? Hehe
We’re using CAD now, and I find it quite useful