Should intelligent operation displays be introduced?

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I am involved in the construction of a chemical engineering project, and I’ve encountered a problem related to the electrical aspect: there are too many manufacturers offering intelligent control systems, and the quality of these products varies greatly. Moreover, the comprehensive protection system we have in place also includes some functions related to this area. An engineer in our department who has worked on other projects said that it might not be necessary to include intelligent operation displays, as it could cause problems in the future; it’s optional. Who can offer good suggestions! Let’s discuss it together! Thank you!

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