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Seek a small software for heat exchanger design

2012-05-04View Original

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I’m just starting to design heat exchangers, and I hope fellow enthusiasts can provide some software for heat exchanger design. Thank you :)
Reply #22012-05-04
Can small software solve the problem? Do you mean process design or structural design? Neither can be solved by small software
Reply #32012-05-04
Small software is designed with performance in mind; occasionally, some structural checks are added
Reply #42012-05-04
My graduation project was about designing the optimal structure for heat exchangers~~ If you need it, feel free to leave me your email address~~
Reply #52012-05-05
I really admire those who study chemical engineering. Could we be friends? 467208848
Reply #62012-05-05
Those who study chemical engineering don’t have sharp minds, and their lives aren’t romantic~~~ It’s just a miserable industry
Reply #72012-05-06
Yes, yes, I still think it’s really tragic. . . The salary is low, and some of the materials used are even toxic. I really regret choosing this major now; I’m also a graduate from the class of 2008. . . I feel that it’s precisely that situation which has greatly dampened my enthusiasm for working in this area
Reply #82012-05-06
““The salary is low and some of the materials are even toxic” – this isn’t quite accurate. The chemical industry will always remain a dynamic sector; as Earth’s resources become scarce, its drive to innovate will never fade, as it is the industry that creates materials. Secondly, take a look at the job placements for university graduates; the chemical engineering major ranks among the top. As for salary and benefits, take CNPC, Sinopec, and Sinochem as examples. When it comes to toxicity, it has nothing to do with working in the chemical industry; everyone is equally at risk from other chemicals as well, and this isn’t closely related to the chemical industry. The level of salary and benefits, etc., depend on an individual’s background and skills; it’s the same in every industry.
Reply #92012-08-21
Drinks, foods – aren’t those made using chemical processes? Melamine, do you have it? Ractopamine – do you have it?
Reply #102012-08-21
Why “small software”? Do you want to have a minor skirmish?
Reply #112012-08-21
Whether it is thermal engineering, structural design, or strength calculation, everything must be based on standards. First, familiarize yourself with the standards, and then use software – software helps to simplify calculations. However, many key points that need to be considered in design cannot be obtained from programs. Only by learning more and asking questions can one make progress; let’s learn together!~

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