Are there any operators experienced in gas separation?
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Our main processes include dry gas desulfurization, liquefied gas desulfurization, liquefied gas dewaxing, propylene separation from liquefied gas, and gasoline deodorization. Are there any friends who are involved in these areas? Or could everyone help recommend some books to read? Is that okay?
In your case, the gas handling and refining tasks have been combined. . . . All local refineries are like this. . .
Whether it’s a local refinery or a state-owned one, you still only have combined positions for gas processing and refining; in our case, we have just one position for the atmospheric and vacuum distillation units. To handle a catalytic role, one person needs to monitor several screens. Anyway, as long as there’s breath left, I’ll go all the way. First, understand the principles and master the process as well as the structure of the equipment. Take your time – there’s no need to rush. By combining them, the operations will be smoother, and you’ll understand their interconnections. The position of team leader will no longer be necessary in the future. “Two main operators and four auxiliary operators, plus a few dogs will do; dogs are mainly afraid of people sleeping. The rest all went up to become leaders.
I work in catalysis; if you have any questions, we can discuss them together. As for books, there are only our own operating procedures, which I think everyone should already have