Reply sent to a WeChat colleague yesterday
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@X world XX, where do you get all these rumors from? My company produces nearly 1 million tons less light oil each year, which means a loss of 1 billion in profits; this issue mainly arises in the atmospheric and vacuum distillation processes. Light oil is unavailable, which results in more than half of the catalytic processing capacity being unused; therefore, our managers always say that the design of the facility is unreasonable. In fact, Sinopec believes this is reasonable; the problem lies in the various renovations carried out on the atmospheric and vacuum distillation units. With yet another modification to the X distillation unit, in the end everything turns into scrap metal. Tell me, how can I increase the yield of light oil in such units that undergo constant major changes? Even the most skillful housewife cannot cook without rice; therefore, only through reform, by getting rid of incompetent people and promoting capable ones, can a company thrive.
Hehehe, the real key lies ahead. Only through reform, by getting rid of incompetent people and promoting capable ones, can a company thrive.
State-owned enterprise projects and plant upgrades don’t just mean one thing; they have multiple layers of meaning. There are simply too many people who make a living from engineering projects.
The relationships are too complicated, making things difficult to handle
It seems that our refining industry now has the same nature as China’s road management and demolition agencies: build, then modify; modify, then demolish; demolish, then rebuild. This endless cycle is necessary to continuously create new projects, thereby providing job opportunities for people, while the leadership can also achieve political achievements
Creating and destroying GDP twice can support many people. Yet light oil still cannot be produced; the obvious conclusion is that the setup is unreasonable.:lol:lol:lol