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What are the general structural components of oil refining? What is the responsibility of scheduling?
The specific structure of each unit varies somewhat; you can visit the homepages of various oil refining companies, where you will definitely find organizational structure diagrams.
1 (Party Committee) Office 2 Safety Production Department 3 Planning and Finance Department 4 Human Resources Department 5 Instrument and Maintenance Workshop 6 Technical Equipment Department 7 Production Preparation Department 8 Materials Supply Department
The factories are different, the organizations are different, but the most basic aspects remain the same! 1 Party Building Office 2 Safety Production Department 3 Finance Department 4 Human Resources Department 5 Instrument and Maintenance Workshop 6 Technical Equipment Department 7 Production Operations Department 8 Materials Supply Department 9 Equipment Support Department 10 Fire Brigade 11 Security Guard 12 Logistics
In terms of production, there are processes such as atmospheric and vacuum distillation, catalysis, coking, hydrogenation, gas separation, scheduling, on-site storage and transportation, off-site storage and transportation, testing, etc. As for the functional departments, there are many of them, all of which are **public institutions**.
What was said upstairs is correct – the main processes include atmospheric and vacuum distillation, catalysis, coking, hydrogenation, gas separation, scheduling, on-site storage and transportation, off-site storage and transportation, and testing. However, there are slight differences among different coking plants!
What was said upstairs is correct; these are the production devices
Hydrogen production units are also considered part of refineries