What kind of engineer should take the exam for chemical equipment?
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Those of us who study* Dear Haichuan friends of chemical equipment, I would like to ask you for advice. I am currently working as a unit in a chemical plant and want to apply for a registered engineer, but there seems to be no suitable one. I saw on the Internet that there is an equipment engineer, but it is for water supply and drainage. It is the same as what we are studying now. * It doesn't matter if it's pumps, compressors and other moving equipment. Could you please tell me what kind of engineer should I take? To add, I studied mechanical design, manufacturing and automation in college. Thanks
Engineers need to be evaluated and hired. Currently, the mobile equipment is not registered.* * The structure is also crooked
* * I am a mechanical engineer. I signed up the year before last but didn’t study hard and didn’t take the exam. I can also register as a supervisor.
Reply 3# Dumb, can you recommend some exam books?
Reply 5# king8495 Is it the same as a registered engineer? Are you talking about the factory's own assessment?
Mechanical Engineer Qualification Examination Guide, this is an internal book, compiled by the Chinese Mechanical Engineering Society, edited by Tan Rumou, Machine Pump Maintenance Fitter, Sinopec Vocational Skills Appraisal Guidance Center, and Sinopec Press. These books are all good, with different emphases. The first one focuses on basic theory, materials, tolerances, processing, heat treatment, machining, management, quality, computer applications, etc. The second book focuses on practice, theoretical basis, operation identification, calculation problems, etc., and is divided into four parts: junior workers, intermediate and senior workers, and senior technicians. The last book on Chemical Process Machines is also good, edited by Li Duomin and published by Sinopec Press. It covers commonly used pumps, compressors, axial flow machines, screw machines, steam turbines, and hoods. The content is very practical and close to the chemical machinery profession. I like it better, just for reference!
Reply 4# hy_0619 I mentioned three books in the post, and they are all good. Please refer to them! I also think that the petrochemical equipment technology question and answer series (booklet) published by Sinopec Press is also good. Some of the questions and answers are quite practical, covering both dynamic and static equipment. ； You can also take a look at the Mechanical Design Manual.
Return to the original poster: For chemical equipment, take the exam to become a registered equipment supervision engineer. Go back to the 7th floor: "Sinopec Vocational Skills Appraisal Guidance Center, edited" is obviously a reference book for technicians.