Are there any guys who work with instruments in fiber factories?
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I recently received an interview invitation from a foreign-owned fiber factory. I have no experience in this industry and don’t know what it’s like there, nor what types of instruments are used Looking at the job listings, there are positions related to thermal power plants, public works, and HVAC stations
Receiving an invitation from a foreign company must mean you’re quite impressive
Passed by the fiber factory just a week after arriving. . . .
It’s not the petrochemical industry, so it’s okay. . .
I’m not sure what the main instruments are; is it complicated in the chemical industry?
From what I’m working with at the moment, it’s mainly common types of instruments: there are many electromagnetic flowmeters, as well as some mass flowmeters; double-flange level gauges are also common, along with a number of pneumatic control valves. There are also a few weighing and measuring devices, as well as some analyzers. Most of the traffic is interlocked with valves or pumps; there are basically no complex interlocks, along with some communication between DCS and PLCs. There are basically no explosion-proof areas in the plant (maybe not here), and the requirements for instrument control are not as stringent as those in the chemical industry.