What should be noted when studying in a factory? What aspects of knowledge should be learned?
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Hello, everyone. I am going to Maoming Sinopec Air Liquide Gas Company in the near future to learn about the company’s 90,000 Nm³/h Air Liquide-based plant. I would like to ask you all what things I should pay attention to while learning at the factory What aspects of knowledge should be learned? Is there anyone important from Maoming Petrochemical Gas Company? At present, the company’s 2×80,000 capacity Air Liquide unit is still under construction
Start with the basic drawing process, memorize it well, and everything else falls within that framework. A process is a special kind of language, like a map, that must be memorized. On this basis, automatic control of instruments, mechanical principles,,,,. Once you’ve mastered all these, you’ll be able to handle the entire chemical industry. Because his expertise covers almost all chemical processing techniques. (For reference)
First, understand the process flow – at least know the function of each piece of equipment. If time permits, go to the site to see where each device is located, consider why it is placed there, how the pipes are routed, and how the working space is arranged, among other things.
Start with the most basic concepts: what 90,000 Nm3/h means, operating conditions, standard conditions, and so on. Master the process flow at various levels, from simple to more complex. It’s about mastering the process, not just understanding or being aware of its existence; for projects in the construction phase, it’s necessary to go to the site and observe the construction process up close. In addition to manufacturing processes, learn something about equipment, instrument automation, and electricity as well
1. Process 2, principles of key process equipment 3, control of operating parameters
The process flow is the most important; understand the principles of the process and have an overall idea of it, as well as the structure and layout of the equipment along with their working principles. It’s fine to delve deeper gradually!
Processes, equipment, operating parameters, emergency management