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2009-03-13View Original

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When evaluating technical experts or professional titles within an organization, one important criterion is having published professional papers in peer-reviewed journals. For a worker, this is truly a very high standard to reach. To be honest, I’ve also seen some “award-winning papers” within our field. The content isn’t very good either; it’s a mixed bag. I wonder if any of you experts have published papers? I want to write a paper; the key question is where to submit it. The organization’s official newspaper, such as China Petroleum News, doesn’t publish papers either. Who are the experts in this field? Please suggest some resources; in which journals and magazines can papers on petroleum refining be published? What are some relatively authoritative professional media outlets? I’m submitting a paper through Haichuan; I’m not sure if my employer will accept it, hehe. . . . . . . . .
Reply #22009-03-13
Hebei Chemicals, Shandong Chemicals – they exist in every province; just pay and they’ll send it to you
Reply #32009-03-13
If you read three hundred Tang poems thoroughly, you’ll be able to recite them even if you can’t write poems yourself............
Reply #42009-03-13
The monthly magazine “Petroleum Refining Engineering and Technology” is published by Sinopec under the Luoyang Engineering Company, and it requires a high level of technical expertise. It can be used as a basis for the evaluation of senior professional titles after publication.
Reply #52009-03-13
To obtain a professional title, papers are definitely required.!
Reply #62009-03-13
You need to submit papers when going to school. Journals are also divided into core journals and non-core journals. The original poster can check which magazines have published articles of the type you want to write, and then submit your work to such journals. Many journals also require payment of a page charge for accepting submissions. There are also many low-quality journals where you can have your work published as long as you pay.
Reply #72009-03-13
The better ones are SCI, which is a scientific indexing system, and EI, which is an engineering indexing system. Most of the journals in these systems are in English, though there are also some in Chinese. Chinese patents are included in the EI database. Then there are the domestic Chinese core journals, which generally have strict acceptance criteria; detailed questions are asked during the review process. Lastly, there are ordinary journals that make money mainly from page fees, and articles can usually be published as long as the necessary fees are paid. I published a few articles when I was in school, and now that I’m working, I’ve read articles written by others as well. Overall, they don’t seem very innovative, but they have all been accepted by various journals; upon analysis, it turns out that they all approach the same issue from different perspectives. A senior once said that by making a simple problem seem complicated, one can write a pretty good article. It’s not hard to publish an article; the difficulty lies in knowing how to say those things~~~
Reply #82009-03-13
At graduation, it is required to publish an article; without it, one cannot graduate.
Reply #92009-03-13
We require that a thesis must be submitted before graduation; otherwise, one cannot graduate! There are so many magazines and journals! There are those of high quality as well as those of lower quality. It also depends on what type of paper you are working on! You can search for it online!
Reply #102009-03-13
We graduated with a master’s degree after two years without needing to submit any papers, and I didn’t publish even one paper either; it’s kind of a failure
Reply #112009-03-14
It has never been sent. So-called papers are all copied from one another, with little originality, but there’s nothing you can do about it due to the requirements for professional title evaluation.
Reply #122009-03-14
These days, all papers are commercialized; those of lower quality come with a fee, while there are a few high-quality ones that are free but require high standards. I recently had two papers published – one cost 300, and the other was free. I had to make many revisions, but high-quality work is truly different; the service provided is excellent! ! ! ! This post was last edited by atkqn0030 on 2009-3-14 08:02.]
Reply #132009-03-14
It seems I need to find a way to publish it too, haha
Reply #142009-03-14
When evaluating professional titles in enterprises, indicators such as research achievements, technological innovations, and patent inventions that can be directly applied in production can be used for assessment; so why is it that empty theoretical concepts that are merely copied from elsewhere are used instead? Whenever I read reports stating that so many theoretical studies have filled gaps in China’s research and brought it to international standards, I still see that in practical production applications foreign process packages have to be imported. What China lacks are not scientists in offices; what is lacking are expert-level engineers who can apply these theories in practice. Finally, I call for titles to be ignored; ability determines one’s position, and the position determines one’s compensation
Reply #152009-03-14
Publishing a paper in Chinese isn’t that difficult
Reply #162009-03-19
It might seem difficult if you don’t do it; having prior experience would be helpful. The quality of journals varies as well, so you can start with the easier ones to get a feel for things
Reply #172009-03-19
To publish a paper, you first need to write one. Determine your field of specialization and identify areas in which you have unique insights; consult relevant materials and journals, and connect your insights with theoretical frameworks – this will result in a good paper. After that, choose a journal to submit it to. Of course, there are many negative practices these days: paying to have articles or papers published; I think it’s better to submit them to reputable journals instead.
Reply #182009-03-20
Summarizing the projects one has worked on can result in a very good paper. There’s no need to copy from others. Just stay by the device, carefully review each calibration report that has been prepared, think about what was replaced or what new equipment was added during maintenance, and consider any problems that arise during normal operation. You might find it difficult to continue writing halfway through; in that case, you can start a new document. By the end, you’ll realize that you’ve gained a lot of skills. Those without practical experience go and copy. The editors of ‘Petroleum Refining Engineering and Technology’ are excellent, both in terms of professional competence and character. They will check whether there are any errors in the data in your paper and provide excellent suggestions and recommendations. When I worked at a refinery, I published a paper in that journal.
Reply #192009-03-20
These days, publishing papers in factories means relying on others or letting others benefit from one’s work; it’s better to do it at school. So I advise you to definitely publish a paper before graduating, so that it can be used as a reference for future professional evaluations.:lol
Reply #202009-03-20
By publishing a paper on the China National Knowledge Infrastructure, the company will surely be recognized
Reply #212009-03-20
In many places, there is a fee required to publish papers. Although we need to publish papers externally in order to obtain professional titles, it’s not clear which papers actually count

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