How should one learn process design step by step?
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How should one learn process design step by step?
Laying a solid foundation is key; subjects such as chemical engineering, chemical thermodynamics, and physical chemistry constitute the basis. Next, it’s important to be familiar with the standards, as they serve as the basis for design. Finally, experience needs to be accumulated, and this takes time.
1. Lay a solid foundation by studying basic courses such as chemical engineering, chemical thermodynamics, and physical chemistry； 2. Be familiar with the standards, as they serve as the basis for design ； 3. Accumulate experience, do more, think more, ask more questions, and persevere.
The above doesn’t say anything at all; let’s talk about something practical
Just keep working, accumulate experience, figure out all the problems you encounter at work, and before you know it you’ll become quite skilled.
Work on more projects, and for each project, try to understand it on your own; ask why several times, seek advice from experienced engineers, or research by consulting various materials. Visit Shanghai Chuan often, as there is a lot of material available there for learning*. Those working in the field of craftsmanship must establish the goal of lifelong learning – this must be kept in mind!
When working on a project, ask several \"whys\"; if you don’t understand something, make sure to look up information on your own first before asking others for help； If there’s a chance to go to the site, then one should study carefully once there*, because as a technician, it’s better to know as much as possible; so start by learning about civil engineering. . . . .
Everything said above is true; it’s just that you haven’t yet understood it.