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This post was last edited by hongyinqiang on 2023-11-15 at 16:15 1
It requires accumulating experience over time – by going to the actual site and seeing things for oneself. The more you see, the easier it is to understand what’s going on when faced with problems; it seems to be related to experience after all
Observe more, read more, ask more, and then there’s the accumulation of knowledge through regular practice.
Read more books related to valves; there are no shortcuts in this field. Only by reading enough and gaining a broad understanding can all problems be solved easily.
Once you get involved in the design of a few projects, it becomes clear that the initial sales guidance is rather vague and not specific enough
Although valves appear to have a simple structure, they involve quite a lot of complexity. Knowledge is acquired step by step through design, molding, machining, testing, and acceptance, and it’s important to observe the processes on-site as much as possible.
Read more books, and go to the work site to communicate with the workers
Thank you all! Thank you to the original poster too! I know how to absorb knowledge now!