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As the title suggests, I don’t have any knowledge in the petrochemical industry. I now want to work in this field – how can I quickly master the basics of petrochemistry? I earnestly ask for your guidance, dear seniors!
It depends on which specific area of the petrochemical industry you are working in The title is quite long. However, you can browse the sections within HaiChuan related to your field of work, or search for the jobs you are interested in! It should be possible
So, what basic materials should I refer to for an introduction?
Principles of chemical engineering, petroleum refining processes, petroleum refining equipment.
Which area do you want to work in? The industry is too large now
Start with basic oil refining and petrochemical processes to gain an understanding of the fundamental knowledge in this field. Specialize in the specific processes involved in one’s work, and carry out operations and handle accidents in a way that takes into account the actual conditions on site, thereby accumulating experience
Haste makes waste; the foundation is very important. It is recommended that you first determine the specific industry you are in, and then selectively seek relevant information to study – in a targeted manner!
Spend five to ten years working as a volunteer at a proper petrochemical plant, and after five to ten years you will have acquired a fairly comprehensive knowledge of this field. By then, working in a petrochemical company would be much easier for me.
Starting with crude oil, understand its properties as well as the various parameters related to its products. Learn about the refining process, and comprehend the principles and procedures involved in processing crude oil. Advanced level: petrochemicals
I’m not exactly sure either; it depends on what the company decides
Mm-hmm, there will be many more questions in the future; I appreciate your help, seniors. Thank you