Testing Science*
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I’ve been working for over a year now without learning much. The company is about to start testing a new project – what knowledge can I acquire during this testing process? What aspects should one learn from?*
Wow, I thought it was driving. It seems like there’s not much to see in these project test drives. I’m an amateur; I’d like to hear what experts think
Reply to 1# chenhuan098: Watching closely, waiting for an expert to explain.
Reply to 2# zj3707: Hehe, the test drive was successful – it’s just driving, right?
If the production system is tested in operation, there’s a lot to learn – about equipment, manufacturing processes, handling production accidents, and many other things
Driving successfully is called driving, while unsuccessful driving is called testing the vehicle.
Driving successfully is called driving, while unsuccessful driving is called testing the vehicle.
Preparatory work before commissioning, single-unit testing, joint testing, and commissioning with chemical feed – the procedures for each stage, as well as common problems and their solutions.
Testing a new project allows one to learn a lot: in terms of knowledge, management, interpersonal skills,...
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Reply to 1# chenhuan098: I also look forward to having such a learning opportunity. After graduation, there are still no such learning opportunities available Following. . .