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What textbooks on pressure pipeline design suitable for undergraduate teaching are recommended and introduced?
1# cwy63: It seems to me that the books on pressure pipeline design that are currently available are all intended for training purposes, and none of them are meant for teaching use – is that correct? Training materials are expensive, and their content is not very suitable for undergraduate teaching. Is this view correct?
I am planning to write a textbook on \"Design of Chemical Process Pressure Piping\" suitable for undergraduate teaching in the near future. I would appreciate any good suggestions and relevant materials; I am open to collaborating on or contributing to the writing of this book. Once it is completed, I would also welcome feedback from professionals in design institutes. Suggestions can be widely shared, and assistance can be provided.
Once it’s completed, everyone can discuss it together
Pre-production discussions can make the teaching materials more useful and easier to read
I suggest that you take a look at Mr. Yue Jincai’s book on pressure pipeline technology. I specialize in pipeline materials, so we can discuss such issues together.
When working with pipes, one should first understand the materials
The Institute of Mechanical Engineering at East China University of Science and Technology published a book titled \"Pressure Pipeline Safety Management Techniques\", which was our textbook at that time.
Thank you, and more speakers are welcome.
It’s frustrating; what are all the people who come here doing?
You’re really talented. **At a time when there isn’t yet a complete set of design standards for pressure pipelines, you’re already able to compile teaching materials, and to choose such a complex topic – that’s amazing; it makes us, who have been in this field for many years, feel inferior.**