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2008-01-06View Original

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Hello, teachers. I want to know whether, as a first-level technical specialist in the catalysis workshop, one needs to have extensive knowledge in calculations – is it more important to be able to solve problems that arise in actual production or to do theoretical calculations? Calculations are my weak point; there’s so much knowledge I haven’t mastered yet. What should I do?!
Reply #22008-01-06
The catalytic cracking unit is also the one with the most complex process flows and operating conditions in a refinery. It is necessary to work hard and improve in both areas; theory serves as the foundation, while practice is the tool
Reply #32008-01-06
I also hope to find information on this topic.

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