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Due to the relatively small number of professionals in the polymers section, its popularity has not been very high. Therefore, we invite all members to work together and discuss ways to increase the popularity of this section. At the same time, those who are interested in managing this section are welcome to apply to join our management team
Polymer science might be a less popular field with few participants, but increasing the scoring weight accordingly could have some effect.
Polymers? ? I don’t know what industry they work in; it’s not something you see often in chemical plants, haha
This post was last edited by VinDin on 2010-11-12 at 14:40. Since there are many types of petroleum, petrochemical, and chemical industries in Haichuan, the level of development in the polymer industry is somewhat average. . . (Tears as I switch to the petrochemical industry.) . ) However, workshops for polypropylene and similar materials still require polymers.
1. Administrators should offer more encouragement; give boosts or highlight meaningful posts, and assign higher scores to good shares. We can take advantage of this format of a daily question to increase promotion, raise the scoring system, and attract users from around the world. 2. Forum members should share more high-quality materials. For example: minor technical upgrades to production facilities, recent introductions to advanced technologies in production training courses, and precautions against safety accidents in daily life. 3. Approach the situation with a calm mindset; it’s a fact that there are few people working in the polymer industry, so it’s important to view things objectively
I have just switched from the methanol field to the polymer industry; this sector has great prospects. Rest assured, moderator, its popularity will surely increase in the future.
I think we should give higher scores to posts that are more meaningful. The polymer segment should also carry out a daily question to increase its visibility within that segment.
1. Posts should be based on real life and construction practices in order to expand the influence of the polymer sector; polymers are actually closely related to our daily lives. 2. Polymers and our lives, such as the applications of PET, PP, PE, PVC, and PC in daily life and engineering. The polymer materials used in advanced construction techniques should be promoted.
1. Increased the scoring system:victory:2. Daily sign-in activity for polymer users (with rewards!):hug:
Polymers encompass both science and engineering. There are many people in our country currently engaged in polymer science research, and the polymer sections on certain academic forums are quite popular. The major industry for polymers falls under the petrochemical sector. Large and medium-sized enterprises also mainly belong to Sinopec and CNPC. I think many friends have gone to the petrochemical sector.
Angry – how can polymers be looked down on like that?