What instruments will be used in the liquid sunlight methanol proposed by the Chinese Academy of Sciences in the future?
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As title； The German company has asked us today to analyze the future direction of the instrumentation industry in order to determine a research and development focus. I find the “liquid sunlight methanol” process proposed by the Chinese Academy of Sciences truly exciting. It helps alleviate the overcapacity in photovoltaic and wind power generation, while also neutralizing carbon dioxide. Therefore, I’m very optimistic about this initiative. I’d like to put forward some suggestions regarding product development, but I’m unsure about the actual market demand I would like to ask the experienced teachers
I don’t know either; you can ask the Chinese Academy of Sciences about this. Expert.
As an extra remark, the company has asked you to analyze the future direction of the instrumentation industry, and you will surely consider the broader trends such as the intelligentization of instruments or wireless transmission, etc. Liquid sunlight is merely a manufacturing process and production method; it’s not possible to develop instruments based on liquid sunlight for use in measuring parameters. What’s needed are measurements of basic temperature and pressure according to the requirements of the manufacturing process – at most, there might be some special measurement requirements, but it certainly cannot represent the future direction of the instrument industry. Additionally, when writing research and development proposals, it is necessary to specify the exact content and direction of such development. Liquid sunlight is not a suitable direction for research and development; its industrial production has only just begun, and there is still a long way to go. At this stage, it may not even be possible to identify any demand for it, the market situation is unknown, and the economic benefits are also unclear. It’s not impossible to develop instruments specifically for it, but only if there is actually a need for such instruments. It’s probably too early to consider this at present.