Equipment (including storage tanks, containers)*
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I am engaged in equipment major after graduation. I would like to ask what are the main basic knowledge of equipment major. If I want to catch up on the basics, which books should I read? Thank you for the professional advice.
It depends on what design qualifications your unit has, if it is designed according to the rules! After mastering GB150, you can basically enter the industry with GB151! In a word, designing according to rules means designing according to standards! Learning standards is the most important thing! If you are doing analysis and design, you must learn material mechanics well.
Capacity regulations, 151, 150 and other related equipment design specifications and standards, you must also learn* Latest fire protection\fire protection codes.
GB-150 HG-20592-20635 Flange gasket fastener JBT4709 Steel pressure vessel welding regulations HG-20583 Steel chemical vessel structural design regulations, etc.
I'm talking about basic knowledge. What I mentioned above are all standards. I just want to ask about this major in college.* What, I can’t think of basic common sense knowledge, thank you everyone
If you are looking for textbooks for equipment manufacturers, you should read these two books: Process Equipment Design and Pressure Vessel Design. Our professional textbooks are entry-level.
It seems that these standards are not enough.
If you are in a manufacturing unit, you should first be familiar with the manufacturing, inspection and acceptance parts of GB150 and GB151 as well as the pressure vessel safety supervision regulations. There is no need to start with basic knowledge. It is also a kind of learning to be familiar with the practice first and then sublimate it to the theory.* method, which is more efficient.
I agree with the person above. Our company is engaged in manufacturing, and no one has a university degree. They are all learning while working. The effect is not bad :lol
I think you should read books on materials, mechanics, welding, heat treatment, etc. for basics.； Various relevant standards should be looked at ； Learn by doing. Generally, it is easier to get started if you are familiar with manufacturing first and then design.