A small tip for the poster
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Hello everyone. I’ve been here for a short time, and I really like this place. However, I have a suggestion for you all – just a suggestion. To facilitate better communication, please try to provide accurate descriptions when posting messages, so that it’s easier for everyone to learn and interact. For example, in the event of an accident, the following points need to be explained. 1. Cause of the accident ； To list the data, such as temperature, pressure, differential pressure, flow rate, and so on ； Or under what conditions the problem occurred. 2. The consequences are the symptoms or manifestations of the problems that arise. 3. Clearly state what you want to ask or learn about. 4. Other data you think can explain this issue, or your personal factors, etc. Also: if you manage to determine the cause by taking action, I hope you’ll offer your help selflessly; everyone will be grateful to you :kiss: Wishing everyone a pleasant day. http://www.qsmf.com/move/tl.wma This post was last edited by chengkang on 2009-3-20 18:18]
The original poster’s suggestion is good; having data on accidents allows everyone to share and exchange information more effectively, so as to learn from them.
Yes, I support the original poster. I’d like to share some thoughts through this post. I hope everyone pays attention to the posts they are involved in; if there are responses, they should follow up as soon as possible. Anything one knows should definitely be shared with others. Everyone is in different industries – most of you are in the refining sector, while I work in the oil product trading industry. I hope to learn more about refining processes, as it is very useful for us to analyze and assess the market. Conversely, if those of you who work in refineries could understand the price trends of oil products, it would also be helpful for your work, and it would help you understand the policies and market implications related to maintenance, production increases, and facility upgrades.
The original poster’s suggestion is excellent; I support it:victory:
The poster’s suggestion is good; try to provide accurate descriptions when posting in the future
When it comes to accidents, it’s best to analyze their true causes. Often, the accident reports issued later take various factors into account, which prevents them from reflecting the actual reasons for the accident accurately; moreover, such reports are not issued in a timely manner.
Support the original poster, support the development of the forum；
Strongly agree~~~ Some people don’t even provide a clear description of the issue, such as “a small problem related to catalysis,” which makes it difficult for us to find those posts later on. When moderators come across such issues, they might want to help improve them by ensuring that the titles convey the general idea of the issue, thereby facilitating searching and browsing for everyone~~~~
The original poster’s suggestion is great; I’ll definitely make sure to correct my shortcomings in the future! ! :handshake
The original poster’s suggestion is good; having data on accidents will help everyone share and communicate better