How should those who work in engineering design learn* in the best way?
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I studied chemical engineering; how can I learn *engineering design? What does one have to learn*? Any suggestions for learning materials? Thank you!
Look at the chemical process design manual to find out what needs to be learned
I’m also in the field of engineering processes. Having many books isn’t useful; what’s most important is to summarize theories and apply them in practice, while continuously learning and improving oneself through experience
Engineering design is divided into various specialties, and different specialties require the acquisition of different types of knowledge. Taking petrochemicals as an example, the process design for plant-scale projects involves specialties such as plant design, processes and process systems, pipeline design, equipment, machinery, industrial furnaces, instrumentation, electrical systems, telecommunications, architecture, structural engineering, mining and ventilation, site planning, storage and transportation, water supply and drainage, laboratory analysis, safety and health, project cost estimation, and IT~~~