What exactly is a process?

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How to become a high-level process design engineer? 1. Basic requirements: Familiarity with the basic knowledge of three transmissions and one reflection ； PRO/II or ASPEN Plus, etc ； Familiar with regulations regarding environmental protection, safety, and occupational health. 2. Advanced requirements: Experience (familiarity with the overall processing processes in refineries and integrated petrochemical enterprises) ； Process characteristics of various devices ； Familiar with the structure and material requirements of key equipment in various devices ； Status of utility facilities throughout the plant) 3. Expert-level requirements: Key indicators for critical equipment ； Start-up and shutdown plan for the device ； Emergency measures, etc. Now, the design institutes are taking on all the work that used to be done by the research institutes (with design institutes paying increasing attention to project scaling). Therefore, the requirements for process engineers are increasing.