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I majored in chemical engineering and work for a private company. In recent years, my boss wants to invest in the coal chemical industry, and he has asked me to carry out some research work. The materials available on this forum are excellent; however, I ran out of money after just a few purchases. I was wondering if I could discuss something with you: I’m willing to spend some money, and in the future I’ll share any materials I have as well. I want to take advantage of this platform for two purposes – first, to learn more, and second, if my boss does decide to make the investment, I’ll need to find the right technologies, equipment, and talent. Therefore, I’d like to make friends with everyone here. I’m from Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province. I welcome guidance from those who are more experienced than me. 660 tip: Please read: Becoming a Honored VIP member of the donation forum can fully meet your needs. This post was last edited by 660 on 2007-12-19 at 12:49.]
The landlord should study the *rules carefully; they explain how to make money. Over time, you’ll realize that this is truly a good place.
Please explain the specific details of your project; it’s too vague as it is. Also, share your true intentions, so that many people will be able to help you
If you reveal your QQ number, I’ll report you! ! ! !
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Just spend money to buy materials at the bookstore; the forum is a place for members to communicate with each other! Of course, you are concerned about the development of the forum and want to help it; you can donate to the forum to earn wealth.
Thank you all for your support. I have completed this feasibility study; it’s based on a 1.8 million-ton capacity feasibility report found on this forum. This forum is really useful – it’s an excellent place for writing feasibility studies and discussing technical aspects. It seems I need to learn a lot from the more experienced members here.
Hehe, new member – I’m following you! :lol