Newbie seeking help: how to learn about the *purification unit
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This post was last edited by yangyanrong on 2019-2-20 at 18:27. For beginners learning about *purification units, how can they learn in a systematic way? Could the experts give some advice?
Take the flowchart; first understand the paper version of it, then use that flowchart to follow the pipelines on site. After that, return and draw it from memory, and go back to the site to check for any discrepancies between what you’ve drawn and the actual situation. Once you have mastered the process, move on to learning about the properties of the materials, and after that, focus on the equipment and valves
First, one must learn the tasks associated with the position, as well as the principles behind it – understanding what the role entails, how it came about, and memorizing the relevant processes. Then there are the flowcharts, of which every step is essential. Learn to ask a few more whys.
Thorough study of theoretical aspects such as job responsibilities, process principles, reaction mechanisms, the three fundamental theorems, and material balance. Then it’s time to go to the site with the PID