What should one learn in central control? I’m confused
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I study discrimination; I’m very confused about entering the central control field – I don’t know what to study or how to proceed. I need help.
Start by copying the monthly reports for two months to get familiar with the entire system and its standard operations; gradually, you will learn how to handle special situations, and over time you’ll be able to do it confidently. It’s fine; learn more theory on forums
The first step is to start with processes, understand the principles of the equipment involved in those processes, and finally understand the principles of the entire production process. The second part covers the general principles behind the setup of relevant positions involved in the process, such as those related to electricity, instrumentation, machinery, analysis, and so on. Part three: the management of raw materials and products on-site. Finally, with technical capital, one can showcase their talents while moving toward management positions. For reference :)
First get familiar with the process, then master the techniques, and finally learn *management
By \"control center,\" do you mean the one for analysis or the one for overall production control? There is a big difference between the two: the control center for analysis refers to the analysis of intermediate products, while the control center for production control refers to the production control facility
To master central control, one must first understand the operating procedures and process principles, as well as be able to read flow diagrams. Be familiar with the locations of the on-site equipment and where the main control points are. Everything is known in detail. Otherwise, it’s hard to do a good job in the control room.
The requirements for central control are quite high: first, learn how to draw flowcharts, then become familiar with the locations of all equipment and pipelines on site, and finally master the process control points. Learn the basics of instrument automation outside of class.