How can I become a water treatment designer faster?

Let's take a look at the story first, and the answer you want is in it. I hope you can understand a little bit of life from it, just like walking, step by step to walk down-to-earth, others have not gone through, maybe you have gone through, you must not have walked all the roads! I feel that when I was young, I had to learn to recharge and exercise, and if I didn't understand, I would learn to ask questions, so that I could master it faster.

This society is too realistic, too cruel. If no one teaches, you have to rely on personal learning, what are you afraid of if you have real skills, to be honest, I am very optimistic about you, don't use this to decide your life, listen to the opinions of your parents or elders, etc. Whatever you choose, I've got your back.

While learning to recharge, we continue to sum up experience in practical work. As long as you choose yourself, you have to take it seriously, life has to face a lot of failures and setbacks, your experience of these failures and setbacks can just hone a tenacious you, don't you think life is like this? Success is for those who are prepared, have confidence and believe in their own efforts!

There are a pair of brothers, and their family lives on the 80th floor. One day they came home from a trip and found that the building was out with power! Although they were carrying large bags of luggage, they didn't seem to have any other choice, so the elder brother said to the younger brother, let's go up the stairs!

So, they started to climb the stairs with two large bags of luggage on their backs. When they climbed to the 20th floor, they started to get tired, and my brother said, "The bag is too heavy, so let's put the bag here and take the elevator to get it when the call comes." So, they left their luggage on the 20th floor, which was much easier, and continued to climb up.

They talked and laughed and climbed up, but the good times didn't last long, and when they reached the 40th floor, the two of them were really tired. Thinking that they were only halfway up, the two began to complain to each other, accusing each other of not paying attention to the building's power outage announcement, which would end up like this. They climbed as they argued, and just like that, they climbed all the way to the 60th floor.

By the time they reached the 60th floor, they were so tired that they didn't even have the strength to quarrel. The younger brother said to the elder brother, "Let's stop arguing and finish climbing it." So they silently continued to climb the stairs, and finally arrived on the 80th floor!

Excitedly coming to the door, the brothers found that their keys had been left in their bags on the 20th floor.

Some people say that this story is actually a reflection of our life: before the age of 20, we lived under the expectations of our families and teachers, carried a lot of pressure and baggage, and we were not mature enough and incapable, so our steps were inevitably unstable. After the age of 20, I left the pressure of everyone, unloaded my burden, and began to pursue my dreams with all my might, and I lived happily for 20 years.

But when I was 40 years old, I found that my youth had passed, and I couldn't help but have a lot of regrets and regrets, so I began to regret this, regret that, complain about this, and hate that. And so I spent 20 years complaining. When I reached the age of 60, I found that there was not much left in my life, so I told myself not to complain anymore, but to cherish the rest of my days!

So he silently finished his remaining years. At the end of my life, I remembered that I had something left undone. It turned out that all our dreams were left in the youthful years of 20 years old.

You and my situation is very similar, the only difference is that I graduated five years earlier than you, in fact, if you want to enter the industry, you must first look at the design and plan made by others, summarize the advantages and disadvantages, and then do it yourself, even if it is imitation, read more books related to water treatment, understand the current new technology and new equipment, if you have the opportunity, go to the site to visit and learn, whether it is a new construction site or a mature sewage station, you can go to learn, communicate with those people, even if it is just an operator, Because there are many things that leaders don't necessarily know the advantages and disadvantages, I believe these will help you, and at the same time, we can also communicate.

1.The basic knowledge of chemical fluid mechanics should be solid, and the pipeline flux and process parameters should be able to be estimated without reference books.

2. Understand the quality of various waters, what are the usual hardness and other parameters of the water that comes from the water, and the special requirements of various industries for water.

3. What are the current advanced processing equipment, which are economical and applicable, and which are high-end.

4. Understand the special cases that often appear in industry magazines.

5. Treatment methods for various impurities in water, as well as multi-effect treatment methods.

6. Understand the materials commonly used in the equipment and the usual models of water treatment agents.

It is estimated that with these reserves, you will have a say in the design of the project.

I also just graduated, now engaged in water treatment design, currently mainly drawing, engineering drawings, structural drawings or something, I feel that for a design, the most important thing is how to choose the process, this needs to have a certain understanding of each process, and then about the design parameters of each structure, as well as the hydraulic retention time or something, I don't know too much. Now I feel that my professional knowledge is too insufficient. It's very easy to draw, usually read more drawings if you have the opportunity, I'm also a newbie, I can't give you a lot of advice, I'm sorry.

There is an opportunity for everyone to communicate a lot.

Beyond what the friend above has said.

The two most important things are to look at the things that other people have designed, the water treatment designs that have become classic, and then you don't look at the specific design data, you design your own design, and then compare the data with the classic ones

This may exercise your overall grasp and secondly, it will exercise your feelings!

It's very good, it's what I like, and this kind of job is relatively stable, and it's also very technical, and the salary is relatively high.

The working environment is good, but it is a little tiring and requires a lot of energy, which is not what I like.

Of course not, such a working environment is more painful, very dirty, and very tiring, most people can't stand it.

Indeed, water is the most commonplace, but it is the most difficult to treat. Because different water quality and different requirements will have different treatment processes.

Mainly rely on your own practice, do this line of advice to start with debugging, in order to know what defects there are in the design process, and then have a certain experience to assist your process design, the effect will be better, and there will be a lot fewer errors.

Always remember one sentence: practice is the only criterion for testing truth. It's not like you're sitting at your desk and just designing without understanding what's going on in the field. This could not be more wrong.

If you have the opportunity, practice more, and it is best to communicate with a master with practical experience, which will be of great help and will also help speed up understanding.

The upstairs is right, the fastest way is to go to the installation and commissioning of a new project, and you will learn quickly. Then when it's over, talk to the professional masters, so that the learning will be fast.

Theory and practice are combined, and if you have the opportunity, you can visit a water treatment plant or do an internship for a week.

Only by combining theory and practice can we learn well.

A good water treatment design should have the following characteristics: thoughtful technology, reasonable economy, easy construction, convenient operation and operation management, and forward-looking. To make a good design, the following conditions are generally required:

1) Good professional judgment skills. Whether it is the confirmation of the original conditions and requirements, or the reasonable evaluation of the project objectives, including the determination of the project plan and the solution of problems in the implementation process, good professional judgment is required to provide support to ensure that the project direction will not deviate and that the project implementation is controllable. Professional judgment is an important core competitiveness of the design team.

2) Design team with solid basic skills. Any design is the intellectual effort of the designer, from the scheme to the detailed design, it takes a lot of energy. The designers involved in the design have good basic skills, so as to consolidate every detail and make a good design product.

3) Good communication and adaptability. The uncertainty of water quality and quantity in water treatment and the change of external conditions have brought great challenges to the design of the project, and one of the most important tasks of the designer is to fully communicate and confirm, and make reasonable adjustments according to the changes. After the occurrence of a situation outside the estimated range, it is necessary to have a good ability to adapt, especially to deal with the relationship between local changes and the whole.

4) Good design habits and systems. Design is built up by one detail, and good design habits can make each detail have its own internal consistency and avoid system errors. In the organization and management of design, the key links need to be fully controlled, and when the time is urgent, it is necessary to be able to distinguish the key points, reasonably save the design cycle, and a good design organization system is indispensable.

5) Good work ethic. For designers, more valuable designs should be provided, and process selection and equipment selection should respect their own characteristics and be selected reasonably. A good work ethic can make the design to meet the intrinsic needs of the project itself as the basic starting point, so as to be customer-centric.

Design is a very rigorous work, but at the same time it is also a very lively creative process, and good design will give people a pleasing feeling.

Your question is a big one,,, so many words. Let's exchange ideas, and the best water treatment design with you, that is. The process and final effect of the meter meet the relevant national standards, customer requirements, and save money, which is a good water treatment design.

In order to achieve a good water treatment design, it is necessary to analyze the raw water, the requirements of the corresponding water production, the intermediate process, involve various process links, process coordination, and other professional technical skills to achieve good results.

Hope it helps.

It is mainly to refer to some water supply and drainage design manuals, environmental engineering manuals and design specifications for municipal engineering pipe networks, etc., and then use the formulas you learned in textbooks, and there are some data or coefficients that need to be investigated.

I guess you're a student at school, so I suggest you go to the library to borrow books and teach you how to design step by step.