For newcomers, how can they grow into a competent or even excellent pressure vessel design engineer as quickly as possible?
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For newcomers, how can they grow into a competent or even excellent pressure vessel design engineer as quickly as possible? I ask everyone, especially those with work experience, to share their thoughts freely to help newcomers become competent in design work as soon as possible!
Keep learning*. Keep studying*. If you make a little more progress than others, you’ll gain the advantage.
The design should be familiar with manufacturing, welding, and inspection processes. It is best to have some experience in workshop manufacturing; one cannot work in isolation. It would be best if the design institute could organize some on-site visits for exchanges. We often encounter situations where it is very difficult to carry out the actual manufacturing process based on the design drawings, as there isn’t enough space left for welding.
The key is to want to learn on your own, to be dedicated, to gain broad knowledge, and to look at many standards
Think more, identify problems promptly at work, resolve them as soon as they arise, refer to standards frequently, and seek help when something is unclear. Some people produce 300 images a year by imitating others; in reality, they don’t learn much from it. Some people produce 100 images per year, pay close attention to every detail, seek advice promptly, and over time, a difference becomes evident.
For beginners, sometimes there is a strong desire to learn quickly, but not knowing where to start can be very frustrating; I am one of those people.
Only by working on more project designs, referring to standards, design manuals, and relevant books when encountering problems, and seeking advice from experts promptly when something is not understood, can one improve.
Friend on the 6th floor, I’m probably not as good as you; I’m a complete newbie! Pure......