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Chemical production is an industry that involves high pressure, intense concentration, and heavy workload. In the coal chemical industry, there is a type of work that is considered the most demanding, the dirtiest, and the least desirable to undertake; it’s known as the \"hellish place\" – the gas processing stage. Reply with “I am a Vapored Person—Years of service (you may voluntarily share your feelings),” and earn a reward of 20–50! Registered Chemical Engineers – Experience Sharing Event titled “Learning from Others”. In 2017, there was an event related to coal chemical industry titled “My Technical Upgrades” (with generous rewards). Moderators and technical experts are being sought in various sections of the Registration and Chemical Engineering forum; substantial rewards are available – contact the forum owner directly!
I’m a vaporization worker—with 10 years of experience—working overtime every day, dealing with endless work and piles of records to keep track of. But whenever the project under my responsibility is completed successfully and runs stably, a sense of pride and joy brings the greatest happiness.
I’m not a Vapored Person—0 years of service. From what you guys say, it doesn’t seem like it’s some easy job either.
This post was last edited by wlq1970 on 2017-8-28 08:53. I am a person in the gasification field – with 27 years of experience. I started working in gasification process management and production management 16 years ago. In 2004, when coal-water slurry gasification was first put into operation, we tried to find an expert to help with its operation, but couldn’t do so; therefore I had to lead my team through all the challenges on our own. It has been a very difficult journey – working in gasification is truly tough!
I am a vaporization worker with 13 years of experience. I think the work pace is pretty good!
I’m not a vaporized person, but as you said, this job is indeed quite tough and demanding; I pay my respects to you all
The oldest and most charming one is probably in Jiehua, Yunnan; it likely has a history of over 60 years. At that time, synthetic ammonia and urea were produced on a scale of 20,000 tons per year using Ende reactors and GBL reactors with fixed beds.
I’m not a vaporized person; come and take a look, everyone. Working in the chemical industry is just as exhausting
I want to know why gasification is more bitter and exhausting than the others
I’m a person who works in gasification; I’ve been involved in two gasification units and have been working for six years now. The shift work is tough, but I have to keep going. These days, there are fewer opportunities for young people, so it’s important to accumulate experience and keep growing! Our old factory was TEXACO from the 1970s; that’s three or four decades now.
I’m a vaporization operator with 3 years of experience; I work with German-made furnaces. The working conditions here are tough – the furnaces need frequent adjustments. During each shift I’m busy cutting and maintaining them; the equipment is dark and dirty, just like in a mine