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Thesis defense paper; seeking help from seniors and friends.

2009-03-11View Original

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Dear seniors and friends, hello: I am a college graduate who started working this year. My field of study is the reaction and regeneration systems in catalytic cracking, and it’s time for me to write a thesis, but I don’t know what topic to choose; I’m quite stuck at the moment. Please give some advice – provide a question that’s easy to write and relatively simple for me! Thank you so much! (If possible, please attach relevant materials.) My email address is fireyr@126.com. Thank you.)
Reply #22009-03-11
You can write about external heat removal systems, the impact of catalysts, the differences between single and double lift tubes, the advantages and disadvantages of coaxial and parallel configurations, the development of catalytic cracking, and much more. This information might be very useful to you; keep learning more. I’ve gone through the same process as you have :) :) :) http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-363374-1-3.html
Reply #32009-03-11
I suggest you follow the trend and study CPP. . . That’s a valuable technical secret belonging to Sinopec. . . . It is also a highly promising technological direction for the future ethylene industry. . . Haha. . . :lol
Reply #42009-03-11
There are many aspects of the catalytic cracking process that can be written about; it’s related to your field of expertise
Reply #52009-03-11
If we don’t do things well here, the defense will be delayed, which has a direct impact on our income! Here, thanks to the friend upstairs! I hope everyone can provide more suggestions; it would be great to receive information on this topic!

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