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This post was last edited by liaifeng on 2018-9-10 at 19:52. Can anyone provide books that aim to improve the skills of operators working in sulfur recovery units?
Hehe, there are quite a few books on sulfur recovery. However, the various methods of operation differ from each other. . I’m not sure what kind is needed
It can only be said that there are very few books on sulfur recovery using the Claus process that are aimed at operators; \"Principles of the Claus Process for Sulfur Recovery\" is one of the better ones and worth reading. If anyone downstairs knows, please let me know.
Recently I’ve been reading \"Sulfur Recovery Unit Operator\" and feel like I can learn something from it
There is a section on the forum related to the book “Sulfur Recovery Unit Operator,” but not the section on stripping. Could anyone upload a complete electronic version of it? A large reward will definitely be given.
There is a section on the forum related to the book “Sulfur Recovery Unit Operators,” but not the section on stripping. Could someone upload a complete electronic version? Please let me know where I can find that section I want to learn it!
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I have this book, and to be honest, it’s not that good. Mainly, the practice questions don’t have answers. Too bad! ! But it’s better to have taken a look than not. You can buy one online; it’s not expensive, 35 yuan. I hope you will still consider the book I recommended. It’s really worth a look.
I have a question: where can I buy such books online?
“Operators of Sulfur Recovery Units” is published by Sinopec Press. It can be purchased on the official website of Sinopec Press, which offers online book purchasing services (of course, your bank card must be enabled for online transactions). The URL is http://www.sinopec-press.com/gosearch.aspx?keyword=title&s=硫磺回收装置操作工. Alternatively, it can also be found in some large bookstores; however, this depends on luck, as most bookstores generally do not stock such highly specialized books. Hehe.