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How can I fully learn how to operate an ammonia synthesis system? How many years will this process take at least? What kind of operation is perfect operation in operation?
If you want to fully learn it, you must learn all the systems included in the ammonia synthesis system. On-site first (including compressor). How long it takes to achieve total control depends on the individual's effort. But it should be at least 2 years or more. . Operations are not perfect. Only after you are familiar with all the positions can you consider more comprehensively when operating. When something happens, the first thing to consider is safety. After all, safety comes first now.
Completely learn to synthesize ammonia? Personally, I feel that it is either a simple operation or a complete learning. There should be no problem if you can learn a simple operation in a week for a general position. However, safety training should be familiar with the process flow of each work section, understand the reaction principles of each position, and be able to handle various emergencies on the job. Positions such as gas generation, synthesis, and transformation cannot be fully learned in less than 5-10 years (for people with average IQs). There are many positions in the ammonia plant that require you to learn as you go.
The ammonia synthesis process is relatively long and classic. The factory is generally divided into four sections and main control posts, namely gas generation, purification, compression, and synthesis. Among them, gas production is the most important section and the most complex position. It takes four years to learn the four positions. * Finished, master control * After one year, you can have a relatively complete understanding of synthetic ammonia. Then you can work as a technician for two years, mainly learning * Workshop management and overhaul management, you can become the workshop director independently, work for another two years, and then become the production director. complete. :lol
Everything depends on personal ability and will! ! Believe in yourself, believe in science, and pursue progress and innovation!! I have always believed that learning * Acquisition of knowledge is one aspect, but truly having one's own craft ideas and design concepts is another level! ! Remember to look more, think more, and do more! ! Don't worry about time, experience and gains are the most important! !
Is it impossible to learn the four stages of ammonia synthesis in two years?
It is impossible to learn it completely. If you want to master more, you need to learn more, read more, ask more questions, and work in multiple positions.
This post, which took many years to complete, was last edited by jindin312 on 2007-12-29 20:53 ]
Carry out simulation first, and then go to the site. It’s faster!
This is very difficult! If you want to learn it completely, it has a lot to do with your personal IQ.
Do you think the ammonia synthesis process is simple?
First of all, let me correct your question. You said that you have completely learned the operation of the ammonia synthesis system. This seems not particularly appropriate. The ammonia synthesis system is a process with many unit operations, and it is divided into several processes based on factors such as raw material selection and process selection. Although the process of ammonia synthesis has become increasingly mature after years of development, it is still developing through the efforts of many practitioners. Some people have been working for a lifetime, and they can only say that they have a deep understanding of a certain process or field. I believe that no one will think that they have fully learned it. Even if they do, I believe they are just boasting. As the basic operation of the whole system, after on-site learning * Only by practicing and controlling the operation can you gradually master it, but this must be done with enough humility and patience. I believe that if everyone is learning * Study hard in the process * and active thinking, and will master its basic operation process within a few years. However, this is far from enough. As a fully qualified operator, which is what you call perfect operation, you must not only be familiar with the principles, theories and basic operations of the production process, but the most important thing is how to avoid misoperation and accidents and the ability to respond in emergencies, and how to minimize losses. This requires rich experience accumulation and careful and bold principles of doing things. Although many operators have mastered basic operating methods, they are unable to make correct judgments and response measures in emergencies. To some extent, they are unqualified. After all, accidents are highly contingency, new problems, big or small, often arise, and the probability of accidents is small, so the process of accumulating actual on-site experience takes a long time. Therefore, I would like to advise the poster not to act too hastily or rush for success, but to have a correct attitude and be down-to-earth. I believe that you will achieve something in the near future! !
First of all, be clear about the overall concept of the ammonia synthesis system. The ammonia synthesis process is a traditional process and a relatively mature process. However, it is constantly being improved and new technologies are emerging one after another. It is impossible to completely learn the operation of ammonia synthesis and then operate it perfectly. It can only be learned through continuous efforts. * To be able to operate it requires basic knowledge, experience and continuous learning. * . But we must have confidence that the operation of the ammonia synthesis process is not complicated, and the basic principles and operations are not difficult. In short, there is no end to learning and there is no ocean of learning.
If it purely refers to operation, three to five years, I think it depends on personal efforts and opportunities. It is best to participate in the original test run and have the opportunity to learn from other devices.* Compare. After all, synthetic ammonia is relatively complex, and you may be able to get started with simple daily maintenance in half a year. However, to be able to operate it independently requires experience and multi-faceted knowledge, including knowledge of chemicals, instruments, equipment, etc. As for perfect operation, I think it is based on a systematic understanding of the device, being familiar with the characteristics of the device, foreseeing accidents, being able to handle emergencies appropriately, being able to consider the overall situation in daily operations, and being able to propose feasible solutions to unreasonable areas. It’s not easy to say it, I’m working hard too
Completely learned? It’s difficult. If you are willing to ask, want to learn, and have a certain understanding of related chemical production, you can perform relatively skilled operations in one and a half years. However, many problems in production are not something that can be imagined and require experience. Unexpected problems may only appear in 5 or 10 years. The basic policy (safety production) is good to deal with, but it cannot be said to be optimized and perfect.
What everyone said makes perfect sense! Just do more, think more, and keep learning * Only then can you make a difference! I hope everyone will continue to learn in their future work * , and constantly exchange experiences with everyone! Everyone is making continuous progress!
It is difficult to completely learn the operation of the ammonia synthesis system. Even if you can learn it, what is your level? I guess I can’t compliment you:, and it will take a long time. I have been working for more than 10 years and I don’t even dare to think about it.
Completely learn how to operate an ammonia system? This is unlikely. If you are talking about the device you are talking about, you may be able to master it well with hard work, but it will seem too difficult to do it completely. The operation of ammonia synthesis still requires experience. We have a senior technician who has been engaged in ammonia synthesis for 38 years and has very rich experience. One of our technicians (the most powerful in the company, not only in operation but also in theory) often consults him when encountering some difficult problems. So do you think it is possible to completely learn it in a short time? But as long as you work harder, you can do better! What kind of operation is perfect operation in operation? Without affecting system fluctuations, without adversely affecting the equipment, and without threatening personal safety, the operation is almost perfect. This post was last edited by lulin505 on 2008-9-17 20:33 ]
It is unnecessary to learn everything but not master.
:) It depends on how far lz wants to learn. Nowadays, many companies use DCS control, and many of them are done on computers. If you are not very proficient, it does not take much time.