For companies with good self-control, do everyone know which ones they are?
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The company is planning to launch a new project, and the automation part is to be outsourced to a domestic company through bidding. We don’t have much knowledge in this area; do any of you know of companies that are capable of providing comprehensive automation solutions and equipment? I only know Zhejiang University Zhongkong and HollySys. Are there any good automation control companies that you are familiar with? Please recommend a few. Hehe. . Friends who are good at self-control can get in touch with me. Feel free to email me at any time: *ngmaoti@gmail.com
ICS TRIPLEX – System integrator in China; Liaoning Senwei Automation System Co., Ltd. Tricon – System integrator in China; Beijing Kangjisen Automation Equipment Technology Co., Ltd. Their strengths lie in ITCC and ESD solutions; if the plant requires a DCS system, then it’s better not to turn to them. Last edited by yopin on 2009-3-16 at 15:52
Many domestic integrators are highly capable; the key is to determine what system you want to use: DCS, ESD, FGS, ITCC, or SCADA? It can be said that each company has its own strengths. Abroad, Yokogawa and Emerson are quite strong; in China, Hali, Siemens, and Xinhua are also good. The joint ventures such as SAI, CHUANYI, and XIYI perform well on site
Can I recommend myself?:) It’s a short post. But regarding the topic, it would be helpful to know exactly which industry you’re in, what systems you use, and to have a detailed analysis of specific projects. There are many small automation integrators under various brands. Have your company’s decision-makers already chosen certain brands, or are they still in the process of making a decision?
We have been using Zhejiang University Zhongkong’s products, and we find them to be quite good.
Zhejiang Zhongkong, HollySys, Xinhua, and SHI can all implement plant-wide DCS
If funds permit, there’s no need to consider domestic options
No matter where you look for it, it can be taken care of; you just need to provide detailed specifications along with the control scheme. I am more familiar with HollySys’ central control system; it’s easy to use, while HollySys’ version is quite troublesome.
For the plant’s DCS system, it is recommended to choose ABB, Siemens, or Metso.
Thank you for your suggestion. I will think it over carefully.
Getting ready to go on DCS. Hehe. . I haven’t been familiar with Xinhua. I have worked with Zhejiang University Zhongkong in the past. It feels pretty good. I have also been in contact with HollySys, but we have not worked together.
Sure. This is what I've been waiting for. I’ll send you an email with information about my company’s name and such. Hehe
Thank you for your suggestion. I’ll get in touch with them and see. Hehe. . . I have been in contact with both Inovance and LSIS. I’ll get in touch with those two companies as well.
Does the company of the poster produce titanium dioxide?
Large companies aren’t necessarily the best choice, especially if, after some time, many newcomers are providing on-site support and don’t fully understand what’s required. So it’s fine to choose a smaller company – what matters most is the people.
:) I disagree; it should depend on the scale and complexity of the project. Sometimes, just because there is plenty of money available does not mean that it is necessary to use foreign services