Why is the dashboard section so active?
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This post was last edited by zxb1990 on 2015-6-10 at 17:20. As the moderator of the dashboard section, I can truly sense the activity there; the first thing I do whenever I turn on my computer is to go to the forum to manage posts. After going through them, I step away for a while, and when I return, there are again plenty of newly posted messages on the screen. The reason for such high activity in the dashboard section is as follows: 1. Dashboard-related tasks are challenging professionally speaking – it’s easy to get started, but difficult to master fully. 2. Many people are interested in knowledge of instruments. 3. Instrumentation knowledge covers a wide range of areas and is applied in many industries. 4. Instrumentation is a sophisticated field; those who understand it appear to be knowledgeable, educated, and tasteful. :P welcomes everyone to join the discussion!
Well said, I completely agree! ! ! !
This post was last edited by zxb1990 on 2015-6-10 at 17:28. @shrien It should be said that instrument operators are familiar with computers and have frequent opportunities to use them
Yes, that makes it sound higher, bigger, and more premium.
Sister Qingfeng, if I were to post nonsense, there would be even more of it. ;P
Sis, I’m scared of the club. Those who have any connection to pipelines dare to say a few reckless things, but when it comes to instruments, they don’t dare anymore.
This post was last edited by ylb913 on 2015-6-11 06:19. Dry operations and dry processes have their own distinct characteristics in terms of the equipment used; for example, someone who works in atmospheric and vacuum distillation may not necessarily understand catalysis. In practical operations, learning the relevant processes comes first, but ultimately one still has to deal with equipment and instruments. Problems related to instruments and equipment are quite common across various installations, yet the number of instruments far exceeds that of equipment.
There is a lot to deal with regarding instruments, and it requires extensive knowledge. Instrument engineers are very hardworking; when they encounter something they don’t understand, they ask for help, which is why there are so many posts: lol
The principles applied in instrumentation cover almost all areas of physics; in addition, knowledge of mechanics, equipment, architecture, structure, engineering processes, safety, environmental protection, electricity, and so on is also required. Instrument technology is developing rapidly; it’s essential to stay attentive to learning and to study hard.