How to learn *chemical production
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This post was last edited by wangshaobo on 2016-12-26 07:41. I have worked in coke ovens for a few years and would like to learn more about chemical production – how can I do that? For example, if you want to understand the entire history of each pipeline, when walking along them some pipelines become invisible – they go underground, are obscured by buildings, or have insulation covering multiple pipelines at once... How is it possible to learn in such situations? I asked someone else, and they said: Check it yourself.
No one taught me; let the editor teach me.
The chemical production processes vary greatly; I’m not aware of the specific process used in your factory! Suggestions: 1) Check the electronic forum on chemical process engineering. 2) Look at the process flow diagrams. 3) Examine the PID diagrams. 4) Refer to the Haichuan Forum for information on chemical principles. 5) Learn as much as possible from experienced workers, by learning from accidents and maintenance tasks. 6) Think more
Start by learning the tasks of this position, and then gradually expand from there.
Get some blueprints to take a look at; it’s not difficult, right?
I can’t find these diagrams; when I try to learn from masters, none of them are willing to teach me. Every time I ask for help, all I get in response is “read the books” or “look it up by yourself”.