Great People, Great Stories
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I’ve also been working in the petrochemical industry for a few years, and indeed I encounter many talented people in my daily work. Today, let’s all talk about those amazing individuals and their clever approaches to handling faults, even though those methods go against the established rules and procedures
I thought you were going to tell us about some amazing people and their amazing stories……
The original poster, go first – HaiChuan had a similar post before
Breaking rules isn’t anything to be proud of; just follow the operation manual carefully
It turns out that in polyethylene synthesis, there was an experienced worker who could determine the acetylene content in polyethylene just by smelling it. Acetylene content <5%.
I can use my hand to determine the amount and pH of a specific liquid, as taught by my master
It would be good to share various difficult and complex cases that everyone has come across. ~! ~! ~!
Welding to seal the leak while there was a hydrogen leak – and no fire broke out, haha
The weld spacing is too large; insert a filler block.
Working in violation of regulations and relying on empiricism do not constitute anything remarkable or impressive. It will only mislead newcomers