Are dry analysis instruments better or are conventional ones better?
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Which of these two instruments is better? The system’s requirements aren’t high; both are for use on business trips
I have only worked with field instruments, not with analytical instruments
What do you mean by which one is better? First, what specific manifestation do you think is goodness? Is it getting paid more for doing less work, or can one still get paid even without working? Is there no need to take responsibility, no need to be on site, no need to come to work and call in sick? Is it about doing personal tasks instead of proper work? Are the managers attentive, are there many beautiful women around, and is it possible to avoid night shifts?……
The two are interconnected; analytical instruments are more sophisticated than conventional ones, but one must understand conventional instruments in order to work with analytical instruments
Analytical instruments and conventional instruments have different uses； Process control for conventional instruments. Analytical instruments are used for quality control, and their main task is the maintenance of the sampling systems; these instruments are designed as integrated units, such as hydrogen analyzers and infrared analyzers. The difficulties lie in the tuning, calibration, and maintenance of the chromatograph.