I major in chemical technology, but I am engaged in water treatment, and I want to switch to chemical process design.
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I am majoring in chemical engineering, but I am engaged in water treatment. I want to switch to chemical engineering design. I have a master's degree. I don't know how to learn the knowledge of process design on my own. I want to find a job in a process design unit in order to change jobs next year.
Generally, when a novice goes to a design institute for an interview, the interviewer will ask you what kind of design documents are needed for process design. This is the most basic thing. You need to understand this first.
If you want to learn, just learn, from simple to complex, first systematically and then comprehensively. Just want to learn.
It is very hard to engage in process design, so you should learn management. . . friend!
Only after you have to endure hardships can you become a master. Haha, I am young and less than 30 years old. I still have to endure such small hardships. Technology first, management later.,,
Generally, when a novice goes to a design institute for an interview, the interviewer will ask you what kind of design documents are needed for process design. This is the most basic thing. You need to understand this first. This question is repeated. I haven't found it on Baidu. Please tell me how to solve the problem you raised, methods, such as through which channels to get your answer. 1. Ask Haichuan, 2. Ask Baidu, 3. Ask colleagues and friends, 4. Ask books,,, I think the most time-saving way is to ask you,
Learn management, just use your mouth.
Sewage is hot right now. Once you have eaten the sewage thoroughly, you will not want to switch in the future. Now due to sewage treatment, various manufacturers buy alkali for neutralization, and the price of liquid alkali (32%) has been increased to more than 1,000. The sewage industry is becoming more and more popular. There's a lot to be done
Nowadays, many chemical industries are moving towards environmental protection industries such as sewage. . . . . . . . . . .