How to do piping without experience
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For a person who has no work experience at all and only has a superficial understanding of chemical engineering design. If he wants to do piping work, what steps should he follow or learn?* What can we do to make progress in the shortest time and do a good job in piping? What are the requirements for piping work? The main thing is to learn * What knowledge do you have? I hope to receive your valuable opinions. Thank you!
Hey, it seems that I am not in the right place to post here, but I would like to say a few words about work as accumulation. Isn’t there a saying that goes like this: “Young students* Those with more experience gain more experience." Work is about constant accumulation: time: :time: :time:
Hey, it seems that I am not in the right place to post here, but I would like to say a few words about work as accumulation. Isn’t there a saying that goes like this: “Young students* Those with more experience gain more experience." Work is about constant accumulation: time: :time: :time:
Start small, first understand the purpose of each valve, listen more to the practical experience of the masters, and read more standards. Start with small piping, maybe one layer of piping at first, and then develop to two layers. Three feet of ice does not come in a day. Accumulate slowly and keep learning. * O(∩_∩)O~
First, look at the unit’s previous piping design drawings, and then read the specifications, standards, and design manuals based on the drawings.； After you feel that you can imitate cats and tigers, you can read some professional books on piping, including pipe fittings, valve categories, pipe material categories, stress calculations, flexibility calculations, etc.
This seems to be a problem faced by everyone who has just graduated. You have to learn things slowly. Only those who are willing to learn* , ask for more advice, and you will always grow up.
I have just graduated, and I think I should pay more attention to the piping routes that have been formed. That is a way of thinking! It's much better to do the project once
Learn slowly, no one can learn it just after graduation.
I feel like our leader just asked us to look more at the piping diagrams made by our predecessors.
Go to the construction site to communicate with the workers and masters, and don't be ashamed to ask. There are some experienced masters who can learn a lot of things that cannot be learned in books.
It's better to study hard first* Drawing software, and then combine it with previous piping diagrams to learn from actual projects * accumulation
If possible, learn from experienced comrades around you.* , if you don’t have the conditions, you can only cross the river by feeling the stones. I remember there is a saying in Daxue (Zeng Zi): I sincerely seek it, even if I don’t get it, it’s not far away ； There is no one who has not learned how to raise a son and then get married!
There is a first time for everything, just use more snacks. Remember that the project is over and share your experience with everyone.
I feel the same way. But at the beginning, I made adjustments while making adjustments, but now it doesn’t work anymore. The company has strict requirements. Mistakes will be punished. Learn from Jianyi.
First, take a look at GB and HG. There will be some regulations on them. Also, if you have the chance, take a look at the old piping drawings and learn from them.* Just follow some specifications, slowly draw the drawings yourself, find an experienced engineer to guide you, and you'll be on your way in no time. hehe.
I don’t have much experience. Simply put, I need to understand the process requirements of my unit and read some professional books on piping based on the actual situation of my unit, including pipe fittings, valve categories, pipe material categories, stress calculations, flexibility calculations, etc. I want to ask more experienced masters and engineers for advice. It doesn’t take a day to freeze three feet. Accumulate slowly and keep learning.* , will have its own ideas
Thank you to all the previous posters for their experiences.