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When faced with questions you don’t understand or are unsure about, what approach do you usually take to solve them? I usually start by checking reference books to see if there is any relevant information available. If not, I go to Google or HaiChuan to look for relevant content. However, for areas I’m not familiar with, even if someone provides an answer, I don’t have enough expertise to determine its accuracy. Another issue is, when using software for calculations, how can we verify the accuracy of the results? For simpler cases, one can use reference books or old textbooks for comparison; what about more complex ones? I believe that regular accumulation is still crucial; when faced with problems, it allows one to quickly identify the key issues and then find ways to solve them. Chemical plants are different from other industries; sometimes, a few pieces of data or suggestions you provide can directly or indirectly affect the health or even the lives of others. There are also standards and specifications. There are many specifications in China, as well as some internationally recognized standards and other **types of specifications. How is it usually possible to find such specifications? There are no standards that can be encountered; even if relevant information is found, it may not be possible to locate the appropriate standard quickly. How about everyone else? It’s written rather messily.
When encountering problems, I check books, standards, and the Internet; if I can solve it on my own, I do so. If not, I ask experienced craftsmen for help
For issues that are not urgent, look up information in books and conduct experiments to find solutions; for more urgent problems, simply ask someone who is knowledgeable about them