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Questions about AUTOCAD basics

2015-12-28View Original

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Hello, esteemed colleagues in this field. I currently work at a pressure vessel factory. I have tried to imitate my colleagues’ drawings, and after reviewing and verifying them, I created my own designs which were then put into use. I am able to draw diagrams, and I’m also familiar with the functions available in CAD. However, having started working in this field later on, I am not well-versed in the details, such as the lines at the ends of heat exchange tubes. I simply copied the designs without truly understanding them. I’m looking for basic videos or textbooks that could help me learn more. I hope you can offer some guidance; I really need it urgently. Thank you very much! !
Reply #22015-12-28
Regarding the use of CAD, there is information available on forums; you can search for it. There are guidelines available regarding how to draw devices such as heat exchangers.{:1_90:}
Reply #32015-12-30
Thank you for your guidance, senior: handshake
Reply #42015-12-30
First, draw it according to this guide; if you’re unsure, ask someone else for help. It needs to be specific and targeted – there’s no one-size-fits-all approach. Just like the slogan from a certain learning app: ‘Learn whatever you don’t know.’

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