Thoughts on the initial startup of the device

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Speaking of the initial startup of the device, I think it was an experience I will never forget in my life. It was early autumn, and the sunshine and breeze were especially gentle. The unit is about to start up, and we are both eager and excited. Everyone does their own role: conducting inspections, opening valves, starting the ignition, taking samples… I think \"busyness\" and \"hard work\" are synonymous with the process of starting up an equipment manually, but all of this is worth it compared to the results achieved; it represents a precious asset in life. Driving the machine in its original mode feels like being in a war: “You, go and turn on the drum blower; the other person should reply ‘Okay, received’ right away. You, go and turn off the steam backflow system; you, go and light the fire in the furnace... Received, understood!” ”The intercoms were in complete chaos, yet that chaos was organized in an orderly manner. The control room serves as the command post, where leaders at all levels keep an eye on the situation on the \"battlefield\" and direct the soldiers in their battles. Each of our tasks is closely linked to the others; every task involves a race against time, just like ants moving house before it starts to rain. Leadership orders are like military commands; you must carry out the tasks assigned. At that time, I couldn’t think of anything else – all I wanted was to keep fighting against that device as long as I could survive. What impressed me the most was the ignition of the converter; it was in the early hours of August 21st this year, we were on night shift, and Miss Autumn Rain also came to watch! All 220 burners in the converter had to be ignited urgently; it was a battle in high temperatures. I must say that we are a united and brave team; despite the shortage of staff, everyone stepped in to help, regardless of whether their role involved conversion, synthesis, or compression. When someone fell, they would get up immediately, grit their teeth, and keep working. It took only two or three hours to get all 220 burners lit! ……Everyone was drenched, as if they had been showered by heavy rain. Without saying a word to each other, they simply collapsed on the frames, closed their eyes, and enjoyed the peace and coolness of that moment. The good times didn’t last long; soon, voices came over the walkie-talkies again... The soldiers immediately got up to fight another battle. The moment qualified products were produced, I was both excited and delighted; I took a photo of the torch and immediately shared it on WeChat to celebrate. Although I was just a humble employee, I felt proud at that time. Let’s talk about the benefits of driving. I believe my greatest gain has been the change in my attitude toward work; it has helped me understand what responsibility and mission mean. Because when you truly give your effort to something or a place, I think you develop feelings for it, and then you want to do even better in that regard. There are also gains in terms of operational skills and experience; I believe everyone at the center has learned these as well. But one thing I want to emphasize is that safety must be prioritized at all times – carry a four-in-one alarm device wherever you go, and safety will accompany you and me. Only after experiencing fatigue does one understand what leisure is; only after going through hardship does one know what sweetness is. I believe that adversity is the best place for growth; the hardships endured, the obstacles encountered, and the pitfalls fallen into will surely help to shape a strong and unique individual. In this autumn when the forests are covered in vibrant colors and everything glows with green and gold, we welcome the harvest together with the farmers. The natural gas conversion and synthesis plant has completed the entire process, producing qualified methanol; it operates stably with satisfactory output levels. Here is my sweat; I feel proud and honored. I wish to be a little frog here, eliminating the small pests that cause problems in the equipment, and offering sweet fruits to Dayan Energy Chemical.