The chlor-alkali industry-related task has been reopened; everyone is welcome to participate
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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 at 23:56. I noticed that there is no properly organized link for the resource-sharing section related to chlor-alkali industry; I suggest creating a task to improve this section. I think there should be the following minor requirements: 1. It must be a hyperlink, so that clicking on the text will display what is needed. (The text should preferably be the topic or keywords.) 2. Create several categories to facilitate searching. (Journals, books, etc.; processes, equipment, instruments, etc.; electrolysis, brine, liquid chlorine, etc.) ) 3. It has an update function. 4. It would be better to have a dropdown list, like in Excel, as that would be more convenient. As we all know, time is the most precious thing, and finding what one needs as quickly as possible is everyone’s goal. With such a link, combined with searching on forums, it’s impossible not to do it quickly. This post was last edited by *ou*ngzhe on 2007-12-12 09:26 ] # ， ， &
I’ve done it before, but not very well. Let’s try again
It’s best not to attach them as attachments; linking them to the topic is sufficient, so that no notifications will be missed in case the attachments get damaged. There are sometimes many attachments, making it difficult to organize them, so linking them to the topic is the best approach
Yes. The task is now available: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=84222&page=1&extra=page%3D1
I’m linked to the topic; you can take a look at my draft. I’ll try my best to do it well.
In the chlor-alkali chemicals sector, I think it’s better not to deal with electrical instruments; it would be better to move related materials to the Industrial Control Electrical Technology discussion forum. I notice that there are fewer and fewer posts in that forum. Let’s discuss the processes and equipment in the chlor-alkali chemicals sector a bit more.
After organizing them, move those from industries other than chlor-alkali to the corresponding sections