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What impact will the agreement on Iran’s nuclear issue have on the instrumentation industry?

2015-07-15View Original

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What impact will the agreement on Iran’s nuclear issue have on domestic and foreign instrument manufacturers as well as the petrochemical industry?
Reply #22015-07-15
I can’t think of what the impact might be. The projects that need to be built will still be built; it’s just a matter of where to build them. As for selling instruments, it’s simply a question of to whom to sell them, right?
Reply #32015-07-15
Regarding instruments, China has not yet managed to produce truly high-quality ones; there is one company that is working on this, but its success rate is less than 50%, and many instruments are imported instead! Previously, an agent handled instruments used on an American nuclear submarine; those instruments were later turned into spy equipment, and eventually that agent was arrested. . To work in this area, you first need a mature product; not just any product will do
Reply #42015-07-15
It doesn’t seem to have much impact; I keep feeling that Iran’s signing of the agreement is just a temporary measure and it will back out eventually
Reply #52015-07-16
When thoughts jump around too much, it certainly has an impact. Looking at this issue in this way, to put it bluntly, any slight change or alteration will have an impact on the world.
Reply #62015-07-16
It is estimated that the impact on the instruments will be minimal, but it should have an effect on those who operate the centrifuges: lol
Reply #72015-07-16
:There aren’t many domestic manufacturers capable of producing instruments at the nuclear level; small firms should not worry about it and focus on expanding their market in China instead
Reply #82015-07-16
It shouldn’t have much of an impact, and the quality and accuracy of instruments in our country...
Reply #92015-07-16
It’s too erratic; no clear direct impact can be seen!
Reply #102015-07-16
It depends on how well Iran complies with this agreement in the future; if it abrogates the agreement frequently, leading to continued instability and tension in the region, it will certainly be detrimental to the sales of instruments in this sector. If it were truly followed, many projects would surely be launched to promote sustainable economic development, which would bring profits.

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