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I recently received a notification regarding an upgraded version, stating that we should actively carry out the \"one question per Monday\" activity. The purpose of this is to liven up the forum atmosphere, increase everyone’s enthusiasm for participation, and enable everyone to learn and communicate together. I’m not sure what others think; please cast your valuable vote. Additionally, we can discuss how to formulate the questions for each Monday’s topic in the most effective way. I hope everyone will actively participate in the discussion and offer their valuable suggestions.
Support! Questions can be designed in line with the current industry trends, such as how to achieve energy savings and reduction of consumption As well as the promotion and learning of new processes, and related issues discussed in the forum’s trending posts. I would appreciate your guidance on my views.
It should have been done long ago; otherwise, it would be too quiet, and that way it could become more lively.
Support it – make full use of the advantages of the internet to enable users from all over the world to communicate with each other at any time and place, so as to improve together! :)
Support! Agree with the suggestion from the second floor: \"Consider the current industry situation, such as how to achieve energy savings and reduce consumption.\" As well as the promotion and learning of new processes, and related issues discussed in the forum’s popular posts, etc."
Participate in learning*, to understand from multiple perspectives! :victory:
Yesterday I read a collection of materials on the safe operation of air separation units in coal chemical industries. I think it would be useful if everyone could share, based on their own air separation processes (processes, equipment, suppliers), information on actual operation conditions, problems that arise during operation, as well as any improvements to those processes. I really want to know why, for the 525h model, the company in charge of its production used the air separation equipment from a domestic company in the first phase, but Linde’s air separation equipment in the second phase
The weekly question should be separated from the daily question. The daily question can be of a knowledge-based or fundamental nature; it is recommended that the question of each Monday have a certain level of technical depth and be suitable for discussion, otherwise it loses its meaning.
I have been paying attention to topics related to the selection of chemical processing equipment recently, and I hope more discussion topics in this area can be provided
Reply to 7# victory371: Phase 1 is operated by Chuan Kong, while Phase 2 is operated by Fa Ye Kong
Everyone can also provide corresponding questions