Revitalizing the electrical sector – it’s everyone’s responsibility among those in the electrical industry
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This post was last edited by OulaiXueXue on June 2, 2012, at 12:52. Recently, I’ve had some free time and have been browsing the Haichuan public forum. Among all the sections, the Electrical Engineering section seems to be the quietest. Why is that? Is it because none of us understand the subject matter, or do we simply not want to speak up? There aren’t even any people posting trivial messages there. Could it be that those of us working in electrical engineering can’t use computers, surf the Internet, or type? Surely it can’t be that our industry has declined to the point where it’s no longer needed—that would be a joke! On the contrary, it’s developing at a rapid pace, with various protective devices being constantly updated and replaced. I remember that right after I graduated, power plants were still using relay protection systems, with rows upon rows of cabinets; now, they’ve all been replaced by integrated protection systems. Currently, all other sections are actively engaging in knowledge exchange—so why is it that we don’t need to learn anything? What’s wrong with us electrical engineers? Your silence is a tragedy for the industry; your responses, however, represent hope for its development. I hope that all friends who come across this post will: 1. Share your own questions; 2. Answer others’ questions; 3. Encourage your friends to utilize Haichuan as a platform for technical exchanges and making new friends. If you have any ideas on how to make this section more active, please share them with the moderators
We welcome you to join us; we truly hope that new members will actively participate to keep the electrical sector vibrant. This transforms the Haichuan Electrical Forum section into a valuable platform for electrical enthusiasts and professional technicians to exchange technical knowledge.
The main reason is that the electrical engineering team has been quite busy these days; it’s project time, and everyone is so busy that they look disheveled. When they have free time, they just lie down and sleep, with no mood to surf the Internet.
I’ve been quite busy lately. . I’m working; I have time then. . I want to take a short nap whenever I have time. Hehe
I support the original poster’s suggestion; the key is to participate. :handshake:handshake
Time can always be found if we squeeze it like a sponge. Is our low efficiency due to poor methods or something else? Communicating and learning together is the right way forward. As a beginner in electrical engineering, I think managers should take the lead. The work related to instruments is done well; I also have an electrical engineering group where I hope everyone will join it – the group ID is 234761809, and it belongs to the group under the Coal Chemical Engineering 114 blog
Is there a shortage of people working in the electrical field? We all need to do more publicity; let’s support the original poster and Hai Chuan. .