Are there any good examples of instrument-based driving approaches that I can refer to?
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This post was last edited by zhengpeichun on 2018-4-12 08:30. The company plans to launch a small project, and a start-up plan for the equipment is needed during the expert review session; I would appreciate any advice from those who are more experienced
It’s simple, right? Following the instructions and connecting the various control points is the method of operation you’re looking for.
The instrumentation plan should be included within the process plan; there is no such thing as an instrumentation plan that exists independently of the process.
The best approach when driving is to find an experienced person to help you take care of things
When driving, the instruments mainly serve to support the manufacturing process; they are all for auxiliary purposes. First, there needs to be a driving organization; then, tuning plans for various instruments on site, as well as tuning plans for DCS and SIS, must be established to ensure that the valves operate properly and that feedback is accurate ； The valve operates normally, and the feedback is normal ； All interlocks are normal. Finally, there are the various coordination tasks during driving.