Newbie in a design institute seeking help
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After working on the production front line for about two years, I was fortunate enough to join a chemical engineering design firm. Since I had no prior experience in this field, I found that I didn’t know anything when I started there. How should I get through those first few months of adaptation? I would appreciate it if experts could give me some advice
Find a senior engineer to guide you; for someone like you, it should be easy and enjoyable~
Companions drift by, learning together*:o
I want to work in a design firm, but I don’t have the funds
CAD is the most fundamental; next, check out the pipeline design and installation manuals, which are available online. After that, there are the standards – it’s never a bad idea to read more about them
You can contact me; I have a lot of materials on chemical engineering design that you can take a look at first
Getting started with design is difficult; even having a pile of materials isn’t helpful. The best way is to learn by working alongside an experienced mentor
Reply to 6# ldy80302: Could you send me the design materials so I can study them? Thank you first. lkw2015@tom.com
Start from the basics and learn humbly from an experienced mentor*
To find a good teacher, one must be humble and sincere in learning*, and the design manual should be read over and over again.
Reply to 6# ldy80302: Could you send me some materials at niulei1985@163.com? Thank you