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Boiler Structure Explained Simply: Fire Tubes and Water Tubes for Beginners

A beginner-friendly guide to boiler structure. Learn the basic parts like fire tubes, water tubes, and how boilers generate steam in industrial settings.

2021.11.14

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Essential Guide to Mechanical Seal Support Systems in Chemical Plants

An easy-to-understand guide on mechanical seal support systems in chemical plants. Learn why design matters and how API 682 best practices help reduce leaks, improve safety, and simplify maintenance.

2021.11.11

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Beginner’s Guide to Valves in Chemical Plants: Types and How to Choose the Right One

A beginner-friendly guide to valve types used in chemical plants. Learn the basics and how to choose the right valve for your system, with simple explanations and practical tips.

2021.10.23

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What Is “DB” in Chemical Plants? Understanding the Dia-Inch Estimation Unit

Learn what “DB” (Dia-Inch) means in chemical plant piping. A simple guide for beginners explaining how it helps estimate workload and compare pipe tasks.

2021.10.10

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What Makes Instrument Air Special in Chemical Plants?

Learn why instrument air in chemical plants must be clean, dry, and oil-free. A beginner-friendly guide to understanding how special air keeps operations safe and smooth.

2021.09.11

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User-Side Chemical Plant Engineer (Specializing in Batch Operations)
A man in his late 40s.
Majored in mechanical engineering at university and has worked for about 20 years as a mechanical engineer (production technology) at a chemical plant. He also has experience in manufacturing operations and production planning.

When I joined the company, there was little concept of structured training, and I had to rely mainly on self-learning. I remember feeling deeply frustrated by how difficult it was to find clear and reliable information about what I needed to know.
That experience sparked my interest in sharing key knowledge.
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