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I just graduated and am working at a petrochemical design institute. Although my major is chemical engineering and technology, since I didn’t study at a petroleum-related university, I don’t know much about oil refining. Although I haven’t started working on the project yet, I’m worried that I might not be as good as others in the future, so I want to start preparing as early as possible and improve my skills. I hope everyone can give me more suggestions!
Then spend more time on Haichuan Forum to learn faster and find out more!
The books that are commonly discussed in the forum include: \"Basic Knowledge of Oil Refining Processes\" http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread. ... 6%D3%CD%B9%A4%D2%D5; \"Practical Handbook for Optimization Design of Oil Refining Processes, Technological Innovation, and Equipment Maintenance\" http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread. ... 6%D3%CD%B9%A4%D2%D5; \"Summary of Oil Refining Processes\" http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread. ... 6%D3%CD%B9%A4%D2%D5; and \"Lectures on Oil Refining Processes\" http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread. ... 6%D3%CD%B9%A4%D2%D5
It is better to teach someone how to fish than to give them fish. The search function in the upper right corner of the forum is still very useful; let’s learn it together*:)
Actually, it doesn’t matter much; the basic knowledge of oil refining is related to courses in chemical engineering. What’s different in oil refining is that specific knowledge about the processes involved in oil refining plants is added to this foundation.
I graduated from the Petroleum University; I recommend that you take a look at the book \"Petroleum Refining Engineering\" published by our university
For multi-bubble sea rivers, it would be best to go and take a look at the refineries in person.
Learn from experienced mentors.* Suggestions: 1. Master \"Petroleum Refining Engineering\" by Lin Shixiong. 2. Regularly review \"Principles of Chemical Engineering.\" 3. Process diagrams are fundamental – keep them in mind. 4. Visit HaiChuan often
I believe that working at a refinery is the best way to learn; even if you work there for a year, as long as you are willing to learn, you will definitely be able to become an excellent designer. There are many practical things that cannot be learned from books.