What knowledge do I need to learn as I start using gas? ?
Thread Content
Our factory has just built a gas station; it uses a Calumet producer gas station with a capacity of 15,000 Nm3/h. I know nothing about gas station workers. I’m hoping for some guidance – what does one need to learn, from civil engineering to operation? ? If you have any information, please share it! ! 008_yuanfei@163.com
One regrets not having read enough books when the need arises. But your tone is pretty aggressive too; the scope ranges from civil engineering to operation – it’s way too broad. Learning just means knowing the basics; it’s enough to be a leader.
It seems you started working there quite early, at the stage of civil construction – there’s a lot to learn at that point. Starting from civil construction, one first learns about equipment; in the initial phase, the focus is on ordering and installing equipment. But if you want to learn about the manufacturing processes, you need to go outside the factory and work alongside the construction process. If you stay inside the factory, you won’t be able to learn about those processes. In the early stages, you learn about equipment; later, you go out to gain experience in the manufacturing processes. By combining this knowledge with the process data specific to your company, and by participating in operations such as commissioning (purging, pressurization, etc.), you’ll likely become an expert.
I recommend a book titled \"Gasification and Applications of Coal\", published by East China University of Science and Technology Press, edited by Sha Xingzhong and Yang Nanxing