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Dear teachers, what are the key aspects that need to be learned during the commissioning phase of an ethylene plant?

2018-12-06View Original

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I graduated in 2017 and am currently working at a foreign company; the company plans to purchase a vehicle in June 2019. It mainly produces ethylene and propylene products. Some time ago, I was involved in the commissioning of utility systems such as circulating water, fire protection water, process wastewater, and accident water... Recently, I have been working on the purging of PSSR systems and ultra-high pressure steam pipelines... As a newcomer to the chemical industry, I really don’t know what I should learn to improve my skills. I would appreciate it if the teachers could give me some guidance. Thank you
Reply #22018-12-07
With the PID and the Operating Procedures, follow the process to get a thorough understanding of the equipment by examining it from top to bottom.
Reply #32018-12-07
Start by learning the principles, then move on to studying the processes. Inspect the pipelines in situ, and finally become familiar with the use of various equipment and instruments. After that, begin learning about DCS and understand each control loop

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