How can those who are new to design learn CAD?
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A few days ago I went to meet with an engineering company, and they asked me to use CAD to draw a simple storage tank, but I didn’t know how to do it. Well, they took me on, on the condition that they would test me on this when reporting. After returning, I installed CAD 2009. I’m asking if anyone has any tutorials or something; thanks. The tutorials available online are all too general; there are none that are specifically focused on chemical engineering design
This. . . For those who work in engineering design, knowing how to use CAD is just like knowing how to use Word or how to write ! This is a very basic skill
Online videos can be used to learn*! I’m learning it too right now
Reply to 2#: It’s pointless. Well, I know that; I just graduated half a year ago and have only started working in this field!
Reply to 3# The playful elementary school student: 3Q
OP, I can tell you a method on how to draw a storage tank in 5 minutes! For the next PCCAD session, I’ve been exploring this tool these past few days; it includes standard cylinders, end caps, and supports! Hehe, there are manholes too! ! You just need to spell it out
Reply to 6# 516387460 PCCAD? Can this software open and edit CAD files? Some people say that Viso is very useful; I used it as well when working on my graduation project, since most people who work on design still use CAD
Starting from the simple command-based course, it’s easy to get started.
Reply to 7# kaidlut: I installed PCCAD after my computer already had CAD; by installing the PCCAD program, it can be added to CAD, allowing me to edit CAD files! At the same time, CAD commands can still be used!
HGCAD has everything available – manholes, supports, flanges, and more. You just need to download it and install it
HGCAD has everything available – manholes, supports, flanges, and more. You just need to download it and install it