Is it necessary to install an automated control system for production facilities that do not involve the “two key points and one major item”?
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I’d like to ask everyone: Is it necessary to implement automation in production facilities that don’t involve any “two key points and one major concern”?
Do you mean using manpower to open and close valves, and having someone manually report the values of flow rate, pressure, and temperature via walkie-talkies?
It needs to be determined based on specific production conditions and the scale of investment
It depends on the specific circumstances; your title is too broad
Unless the technology is very simple, automation is an inherent requirement of the technology.
Automation is a major trend; don’t make things difficult for yourself
He probably meant SIS. It didn’t work well; he wrote code for automation instead
Automation is the trend. Labor costs are becoming increasingly expensive. Considering factors such as the workload, hazards, difficulty of training, and challenges in hiring employees, it has been found that automation reduces costs and improves production efficiency.
I guess so too. Logically speaking, whether it’s a “two key points and one major aspect” situation has little to do with whether an automatic control system is installed; however, it has a great deal to do with whether an SIS is implemented or not.
If classified as a hazardous chemicals enterprise, not to mention SIS, systems like DCS and PLC are inevitable.