Who are the eyes of chemical production?
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It is generally believed that instruments are the eyes of chemical production. But there is also a new theory suggesting that the instrument is the left eye, while analysis is the right eye.
That makes sense. Indeed, none of them can be missing
Chemical analysis is generally considered to be the eyes of chemical production； It can conduct quantitative analysis, and it can also integrate qualitative analysis perfectly. Instruments also serve as the eyes and ears of chemical production; they can display process parameters such as temperature, pressure, concentration, and flow rate during chemical manufacturing ；
Professionally speaking, instrumentation and analysis are the eyes of the chemical industry. In terms of people, operators, especially DCS operators, are the eyes of the chemical industry.
Instrumentation and chemical analysis are essential in chemical production; they can guide manufacturing processes, but DCS operators are very important.
Quality management has evolved through the following stages: 1. Quality is determined through testing; 2. Quality is achieved during production; 3. Quality is designed, which involves adjusting control parameters, conducting process analysis, and designing formulations, among other things; 4. Quality is the result of the development of a system. A problem cannot be viewed in a simplistic manner by determining who is responsible or not – following such an approach would mean that operators also play a role, but in fact, no one can produce high-quality products without all the necessary elements involved in production. Therefore, in the chemical industry, no one can be omitted.
Agree with the original poster, because the problems that are detected first can be seen with these two eyes.
Like instrument functions, data analysis also provides references for operators to make adjustments and ensure safe production.
:Handshake: In addition to what the original poster mentioned, advanced automatic control equipment is also a prerequisite for carrying out chemical operations effectively. :handshake :handshake
For a completely new device or a newcomer with limited operating experience, instruments and analytical data are essential. However, as time goes by and operational experience increases, many people are able to determine the composition of the process based on the readings from the instruments; at this point, the role of analysis is to verify those judgments. Thus, the \"eyes\" of production are the instruments, followed by the operators.
People are the most important; humans can overcome nature. :) :) :) Instrumentation and chemical analysis are meant to serve production, and since they are carried out by humans, can accuracy be guaranteed?
They are all reasonable; in fact, analysis is also carried out using instruments.
I think analysis comes first; without it, nothing can be done. In addition, instruments and reaction patterns are also very important.:D :victory: