Chemical equipment machinery basics
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I am not majoring in chemical engineering, and now I am engaged in teaching chemical engineering in a technical secondary school. I would like to ask all the senior Haiyou friends.: What are the required courses, and how can I gain a deeper understanding of chemical equipment in a short period of time? Is there any relevant video material? My spatial imagination is not good enough, hehe! This is a polite little girl, thank you in advance!
If you want to learn about or engage in knowledge or work in refining and chemical engineering, I first suggest that you read through the knowledge of chemical engineering processes.: for example: "Principles of Chemical Engineering" Volumes 1 and 2 Sinopec Press "Petroleum Refining Engineering" (Third Edition) Edited by Lin Shixiong Petroleum Industry Press Only after you have a basic understanding and familiarity with the theory of refining and chemical engineering, you will have some basic understanding and understanding of chemical equipment. But if you want to have a further understanding of refinery equipment, I can recommend the following books.: "Basic Knowledge of Refinery Equipment" Edited by Ma Bingqian, Sinopec Press "Static Equipment of Refinery" Edited by Song Tianmin, Sinopec Press "Motor Equipment of Refinery" Edited by Song Tianmin, Sinopec Press
Basic theory first, then professionalism, this is the only way
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I don’t have much space to imagine this, so I’ll just say it. Since I teach, I recommend textbooks. Process equipment design process, fluid machinery, chemical machinery manufacturing, but these are dry things. There is a lot of information in Haichuan. Search for information on compressors and pumps. There are many pictures and texts.
By the way, there are also seals, especially mechanical seals. Look for more pictures and information. I remember that when I was in school, I didn’t talk much about mechanical seals and bearings (bearing bushes). I couldn’t understand them well without physical pictures.
Principles of chemical engineering, basics of chemical machinery, chemical drawing, and chemical engineering technology. It is best to read them all.
Hello, teacher, I suggest you read "Chemical Engineering Principles" first and then "Chemical Engineering Equipment Mechanical Fundamentals" by Chen Minheng. After learning these two books, you can read process drawings, "Basic Organic Processes" and "Inorganic Processes". After reading them, we can have a little exchange. Of course, if your imagination is not rich enough, I also recommend you to read "Chemical Engineering Drawings". I gave away my book, otherwise I can still help you now.
"Mechanical Basics", "Mechanical Equipment Design Basics", "Chemical Engineering Principles", "Chemical Engineering Drawing", "Chemical Equipment Mechanical Design Basics", etc.
Short term quick start? Haha, then we need "popular science" books. I strongly recommend Dr. Nichilas P. Cheremisinoff's Handbook of Chemical Processing Equipment, a translated book published by Sinopec Press in 2004. It is easy to understand, with pictures and texts, and can be called an introductory guide to chemical equipment. If it is chemical machinery, it is recommended to read a few "Chemical Machinery".
Basic theory first, then professionalism, is the only way. The foundation must be solid, and the thinking must not be rigid.