How can chemical industry professionals recharge themselves
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Do chemical industry professionals, while doing their regular jobs, also want to systematically learn some knowledge? Chemical engineering process? Equipment? Specifications? How to engage in systematic learning?
Learn whatever you want – just read books.
Accumulate slowly. Use your free time to learn a bit more*. By combining theory with practice and achieving a thorough understanding, simply reading books or memorizing rules will not suffice – those facts will be forgotten over time. As the saying goes, ice does not form in one day; whenever you encounter something you don’t understand, make every effort to figure it out thoroughly and apply what you’ve learned to similar situations. Over time, you’ll find that you understand more and more, and your professional skills will naturally improve
How to charge it? Use a charger. Just do your job well; the things you mentioned are more or less encountered in work, and experience will be gained over time.
There are too many areas in the chemical industry; only you know what to study. Knowledge only becomes systematic when it has accumulated to a certain extent; the more one learns, the more knowledge is accumulated
I recommend a solution: visit the Shanghai Chuan forum more often when you have time.
Ask more questions, think more, and communicate more—so that one can draw lessons from accidents that occur and fully understand them. :lol
Read more papers published by others; P
Integrate theory with practice to achieve a thorough understanding
Agree with what was said above: do more, see more, and think more.