I would like to ask about the current status and prospects of the industrial furnace industry
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I graduated with a master’s degree this year and started working at a design firm specializing in industrial furnaces. To be honest, I’m not quite sure what exactly industrial furnaces are used for. I would like to ask here: how is the field of industrial furnaces? Is there any development? It would be better if you could recommend some introductory materials; thank you!
This post was last edited by zjy_007 on 2009-6-14 at 12:23. Which area of industrial furnaces are you studying? Is it in the metallurgy field or the petrochemical field?
It’s in the petrochemical sector, Station 2# is in the east
It has good potential for development; as long as the refinery doesn’t close down.
For introductory materials, one can refer to \"Questions and Answers on Tubular Heating Furnaces\", Qian Jialin’s books on tubular heating furnaces, and the \"Design Manual for Tubular Heating Furnaces in Oil Refineries\". For standards, you can refer to API560, as well as SH3036, SH3037, SH3070, GB9948, etc. It can be downloaded on the forum.
It also depends on which design institute it is.
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Expert, please take the time to look into it; thanks! 5# mantou565
It doesn’t really matter whether a industry has good prospects or not; what’s important is whether you like that field or not. The so-called prospects are something you have to create on your own – they have nothing to do with others. In the Jiangsu and Zhejiang regions, those who produce buttons earn only a few cents per button. Yet there are also those who are very successful in this field and possess assets worth hundreds of millions. So, can we say that this industry has good prospects? It depends on how you approach it; every industry has potential for growth.
What was said upstairs is correct – it’s fine to strive to become one of the top talents, but how many people actually are like that? Not everyone is like that; you’re just overthinking things – obviously you’re the type of bookworm