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It seems complicated to use CAD for this; I have to draw the equipment each time. Is there any software that can show the general structure of such equipment?
Those that need to be customized in CAD are created by oneself for personal use
Once the device design is completed, it can be turned into a block that can be called upon later.
There are many tools for creating process flow diagrams: 1. Another software from Autodesk, AutoCAD P&ID; 2. Microsoft Visio (which includes templates for most chemical processing equipment); 3. SmartDraw (with numerous templates available online, including those related to the chemical industry); 4. There is also a tool developed by Chinese developers, called Process Flow Diagram Tool
I usually use AutoCAD to draw process flow diagrams
There’s a small PID software for drawing equipment diagrams, but the integration value isn’t enough, so it can’t be uploaded! :(
The SPDA drawing process in Shanghai is also very convenient
It’s better to do it by yourself. There are plugins designed specifically for managing soil blocks, which are very convenient
There is a PID software in the Coade series of programs, which should be able to draw flowcharts.
The software you use depends on your computer skills. Actually, it’s also possible to create beautiful flowcharts in Word.
Who has software for this? I really need it. My email address is ying*nshi@126.com :) Thank you in advance
12# ying*nshi autocad create blocks by yourself
I support the view that says konichiha – that’s exactly how I feel
Smartdraw is not bad either!
After the equipment is designed, it can be turned into a block that can be reused later, or a process flow diagram can be created using CADWORX PID.
With CAD, it’s also possible to create 3D drawings, which is quite convenient!
I usually use AutoCAD to draw process flow diagrams