I don’t know where to start with chemical process design; it feels very uncertain. When faced with practical problems, I don’t know where to look for information or how to carry out the calculations
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For example, when selecting the diameter of the inlet main pipe for two pumps operating in parallel, I’ve searched through various resources, but I can’t find any useful information on this topic. The design manuals and textbooks on chemical engineering principles don’t provide the theories I need; they offer only general overviews, and there’s no connection between those theories and the practical applications required. What should I do?
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Without a mentor, having to figure things out on my own is so difficult. It’s really turning simple problems into complicated ones; ugh, it’s truly tough! What should I do? In the end, if I can’t do it, I’ll have to go see my supervisor, and I’ll definitely get scolded again. It’s difficult and scary; it’s really tough – I don’t know how to apply the theory in practice. Both the manual and the principles provide only an overview of the theory; I really don’t know how to use this information
I agree; it’s really tough without a master! !
Fortunately, I have a master who is very kind to me. :D
Fortunately, I have a master who is very kind to me. :D