How to learn to master all the processes in the synthesis workshop
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This post was last edited by GreenFieldWalker on 2010-4-6 08:07. I would like to ask the experts: as a beginner, how can I master the processes in the synthesis workshop?
Learn more, observe more, ask more questions, think more, and frequently go to the production front line.
The foundation needs to be solid; let’s start with the indicator process.
1# zhuxuejun1984 Working in the chemical industry isn’t easy, especially in the ammonia synthesis sector – it’s not only demanding but also involves poor working conditions. However, it helps to build one’s skills and allows one to learn a great deal
Hard work pays off; there is no shortcut. One must study diligently, learn by doing and do while learning, be eager to learn and ask questions, and be good at drawing conclusions.
Interpersonal relationships are the primary driving force. . . .
Study a job thoroughly before moving on to the next one; there is a certain connection between different jobs. Communicate more with other experienced workers – learning is the same in all cases, and hard work is essential!
Read and think more on your own first; only ask others when you still don’t understand； Away from the materials, I quietly drew out the process diagram in detail and completed it.
Master the techniques first, build a solid theoretical foundation, use your brain actively, be willing to learn from colleagues – two or three years should be sufficient
By taking the technical route, progress will be slow; perseverance is very important, and the spirit of enduring hardship must be upheld
On-site, one just follows the pipelines to understand how things work