Looking for the seniors' learning methods and suggestions regarding boilers
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I would like to ask: What aspects should one focus on when initially learning about the operation of circulating fluidized bed boilers? And once the theoretical knowledge has been covered to a certain extent, how can one learn other related knowledge to improve oneself?
Visit forums more often, read more, and ask more questions. There is still a fair amount of information available on CFB at the moment.
You can go and see the actual production sites more often; there is some knowledge that isn’t available in books
Read the book first, then go to the site, and read more books afterwards. PS: Does the guy downstairs really admire me that much?:lol This post was last edited by jianren222 on 2009-2-4 09:52
Agree with the person above. Ultimately, it comes down to one thing: experience leads to true knowledge. Indeed, the scallion whites of the brother upstairs are like a surging river. . . This post was last edited by fallow on 2009-2-4 13:09.]
It is sufficient to manage the air, coal, smoke, and steam systems of the boiler system. Observe and pay attention more in daily life.