Thermal Energy Specialty
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I majored in thermal energy and have come to a chemical company; I don’t know what to do. Please advise me
Working with mechanical equipment, pressure vessels, pipelines, refrigeration and heating systems, etc., should all be possible; working in finance or management is also an option. After reading so many books over the years, what it boils down to is the development of a learning ability and a way of thinking; in terms of work, everything still has to be learned and summarized gradually through actual work experience.
Reply to 1# dtmzq, fellow enthusiast!
I am temporarily in charge of equipment supervision. (I just graduated this year)
But I want to change my career to work in chemical engineering processes
In fact, right after graduation, there is a great deal of potential for shaping one’s career; as long as the conditions are favorable, it is not impossible to change careers. Actually, our work in using thermal energy for chemical manufacturing also has a foundation.
Thermal energy can also be used for HVAC systems, as well as for cooling
Reply to 1# dtmzq: Chemical enterprises have high energy consumption, with thermal energy consumption accounting for the largest share; it is recommended to engage in energy management work for such enterprises. First, it is necessary to have a comprehensive understanding of the company’s manufacturing processes, as well as a thorough grasp of its energy consumption patterns, in order to provide reasonable recommendations for optimizing energy use and implementing energy-saving technological upgrades.
It can indeed do a lot of work, but since I just graduated, I still have a high degree of malleability; I’ll take my time
What position did you hold when you were first hired by the company? Don’t you choose what to do on your own? Can you do whatever you want? Then I’ll choose to be a leader, haha. Actually, there’s no necessary connection between what you do and what you’ve studied; as long as it’s related, similar, or even unrelated, as long as you know how to do it, you can carry it out. The work involves a great deal of complexity; it’s not as simple as applying two formulas and writing two papers. There are many things that cannot be defined in terms of specialized terms. But be sure not to get impatient; adjust your mindset and master the basic skills. Once that’s done, you’ll be able to do whatever you want, hehe… Let’s work together – good luck to you!