Initiate discussions on establishing an LNG-related section
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As the applications of clean energy LNG become increasingly widespread, including liquefaction, gasification, FLNG, long-distance transportation, cryogenic storage, cold energy utilization, reception stations, and regional gas filling stations, could a new LNG discussion forum be created within the industry community? http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1567372-1-1.html For details, please refer to the topic post by Zhi Zhe Ming. We are now seeking moderators for this forum, and this area is being considered for inclusion under either the Industry Category or the Petrochemical Category. Planned to open within this month
@SiteAdmin Cleaner Can members be archived? Or create a simple profile, the one mentioned earlier, where each person manually selects the appropriate forum section based on their specialty or interests. This facilitates statistics and makes it easier to develop new sections
I don’t know much about LNG; I’m gathering information from recent discussions to get some insights on this topic. Find out how many people are following. If it’s popular. It is very necessary.
There has been a lot of discussion recently regarding alkylation as well as market confidence. The upgrade of gasoline products is clearly a major trend these days. I’m not sure if it’s necessary to add an alkylation section. It can be placed in the petrochemical area
With the development of energy, there will be more and more of these in the future, so it’s better to have an independent one. Or just the industry
I strongly support this! There are few discussions on the issue of chronicization in the forum. I would like to learn more about it; the key point is that I’m about to start working at the device used for dealing with chronicization
I don’t know much about natural gas, so I’m here to get some support. It seems that the alkylation section mentioned by Guan Guan is quite practical; after all, many companies are still using such systems these days!
Alkylation can be considered @Itailong'er
For now, just place it in the industry region. PS: When things improve in the future, it would be possible to create a separate region dedicated to energy issues (just my personal opinion)