What software should I learn to do design?
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I am a graduate student majoring in chemical engineering. I plan to engage in chemical engineering design in the future. I don’t know which software I should learn now.* , please give me some help
First of all, you need to be clear about where you want to develop. However, since you are not working, it cannot influence your positioning. If you have something to learn, learn it first. Those who do piping should first learn AUTOPLAN or CADWORX and establish a three-dimensional concept first. ； If you are working on stress materials, just learn C2. ； For craftsmen, you need to learn a lot of software, such as ASPEN, HTRI, etc. Software is just a tool, cultivation relies on internal strength!
Process flow simulation software, Aspen and PRO/II are commonly used in process equipment calculation software, but they are all inseparable from basic theoretical knowledge, so chemical engineering* Very important. It is recommended to learn * Learn more with Aspen or PRO/II+ * Chemical engineering principles + reading design books (Petrochemical Engineering Design Manual)