Chemical Engineering Drawing Exercise Book

Author: Wang Chenghua
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: This exercise book is compiled based on the requirements of talent cultivation in higher vocational and technical colleges and the needs of society for talents from these institutions. It is designed to be used alongside the textbook "Chemical Engineering Drawing" edited by Yan Zhusheng. Compared to other similar exercise books, this one adds multiple-choice and fill-in-the-blank questions to reduce students' extra drawing assignments and save study time. In terms of content and arrangement, it follows the principles of strengthening fundamentals, emphasizing practical application, and improving spatial visualization skills and comprehensive qualities. The writing focuses on training basic knowledge and skills to better help students grasp the key points of the textbook. This set of textbooks is organized into three modules: Module I is Mechanical Drawing, Module II is Chemical Engineering Drawing, and Module III is Computer-Aided Drawing. It is suitable for students in near-mechanical fields with 45-60 hours of instruction and for those in chemical or near-chemical fields with 50-70 hours of instruction. By combining other modules, it can be adapted for various disciplines. This exercise book is compiled based on the requirements of talent cultivation in higher vocational and technical colleges and the needs of society for talents from these institutions. It is designed to be used alongside the textbook "Chemical Engineering Drawing" edited by Yan Zhusheng. Compared to other similar exercise books, this one adds multiple-choice and fill-in-the-blank questions to reduce students' extra drawing assignments and save study time. In terms of content and arrangement, it follows the principles of strengthening fundamentals, emphasizing practical application, and improving spatial visualization skills and comprehensive qualities. The writing focuses on training basic knowledge and skills to better help students grasp the key points of the textbook. This set of textbooks is organized into three modules: Module I is Mechanical Drawing, Module II is Chemical Engineering Drawing, and Module III is Computer-Aided Drawing. It is suitable for students in near-mechanical fields with 45-60 hours of instruction and for those in chemical or near-chemical fields with 50-70 hours of instruction. By combining other modules, it can be adapted for various disciplines.