Ten key writing directions for distillation papers
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For students preparing their theses, here are some directions for writing; feel free to discuss them: 1. Deep drawing technology for stress reduction, measures, and effects； 2. Energy-saving and consumption-reduction technologies, measures, and effects ； 3. Electrodesalination and corrosion prevention technologies, measures, and effects for low-quality crude oil ； 4. Heat exchange network optimization techniques, measures, and effects ； 5. Changes in the properties of crude oil in recent years, and related crude oil evaluation techniques ； 6. Problems in new crude oil processing, measures taken, and recommendations ； 7. Advanced control technologies and their effects ； 8. Development trends in atmospheric and vacuum distillation, such as new equipment and new processes ； 9. How to select crude oil optimally, and how to fully leverage the role of atmospheric and vacuum distillation units in the overall refinery process ； 10. Discussion on the separate storage and blending of crude oil. This post was last edited by Qingxi Meizi on 2009-2-2 21:50.]
That’s great. There are such papers there indeed
Does the original poster think such ideas are too sophisticated for most people? In fact, these 10 major directions have already existed; they’re too general and lack any novelty. Moreover, there is a big difference between papers published in journals and thesis papers. Apart from conducting research, papers published in the journal need only offer original insights into a specific issue; the more practical content they contain, the better. There is no need to stick to certain tricks or trending topics.
What was said upstairs is correct – journal papers are mainly aimed at solving practical problems. What the original poster mentioned has existed for a long time; there are various ways to address such issues in actual production. Sometimes, simply changing the collection box or adding a barrier is enough to solve the problem. Research and practice are quite different from each other
I believe the areas that should be added as part of the current latest directions are: 11. The development and application of databases for crude oil evaluation; 12. The establishment of rapid methods for crude oil evaluation; 13. The standardization of analysis methods for crude oil evaluation, as well as the standardization of evaluation procedures, with unified standards to be established; 14. The application of near-infrared technology in crude oil evaluation