What do mechanical and pump engineers at design institutes do?
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This post was last edited by cjrfxx on 2011-4-11 21:44. Do mechanical pump engineers in design institutes focus on design work, or do they assist users with product selection and handle design-related issues between suppliers and clients? Could someone with experience tell me? I’m eager to know,
It mainly provides users with selection assistance and coordinates the resolution of design issues between suppliers and clients. The design is done by the manufacturing factory
Reply to 2# tumultuous: Which is more promising, working on design and R&D in a factory or working on pumps and machinery in a chemical engineering design institute? Thank you for the answer!
Reply to 3# cjrfxx: If you want to go deeper into the subject, go to manufacturing plants; design institutes have a broad range of knowledge, but their understanding isn’t as deep as that of manufacturing plants
The main tasks involve determining the parameters of the pump and selecting the appropriate equipment based on the requirements of the process parameters. These parameters include head, flow rate, etc. The equipment selection involves deciding on the type and specifications of the pump. Additionally, it is necessary to review the technical specifications as well as the drawings and performance curves related to the equipment.