Instrumentation*
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I have just started working with instruments; I’ve never dealt with them before and don’t know where to begin. Could those who are more experienced give me some guidance? It would be great if the advice could be detailed. Thank you! ! !
Instrument is just a general term for professionals. It is necessary to specify which company, position, and job responsibilities are involved
Start with the Haichuan Forum and download the Haichuan APP
Go and check the job descriptions on recruitment websites for instrument operators, and sort them from the lowest salary to the highest*:lol
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1. Find a textbook on \"automated instrumentation\" – any one will do – to get an overview of the subject. 2. For the instruments encountered at work, find their manuals and read them thoroughly many times until you know them by heart. 3. Play with those controllers, 375, 475 and so on – get familiar with those filthy tools used by foreigners. This might take a lifetime to use up. One has to plant a tree in the mind. 4. Regarding instrument installation, there are some things mentioned in certain catalogs*; take the time to browse through them when you have free time. 5. Practice how to use a wrench and a screwdriver; once you become proficient, you’ll be an expert. :Lol 6. Broaden your horizons – turn to Shanghai Chuan when faced with difficulties
It’s still necessary to learn in a targeted manner* – by taking into account your current industry as well as the instruments that will be used, so that everyone can exchange relevant experiences.
Familiar with the working principles and structure of on-site instruments