Xiaobai would like to ask which industries make frequent use of instruments such as pressure transmitters and temperature transmitters
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I recently got a job in the sales of instrumentation and meters. I used to work in the fragrance industry, so I had no knowledge of this field at all. I contacted several manufacturers of chemical equipment, and they all said that such products aren’t needed. So I’d like to ask everyone: in which industries are these items commonly used?
Petroleum and chemicals, the most. . .
Just go straight to the petrochemical plants – do they purchase such things on their own?
Just asking, is it useful for spice factories?
The original poster has changed a lot. Temperature and pressure measuring instruments are used in many industries such as chemicals, power generation, food processing, pharmaceuticals, and nuclear energy. Temperature, pressure, flow rate, and liquid level are the most basic process parameters.
There’s no other choice; in the past, spices were traded, but now the manufacturers are located far away, so I chose one that is closer to home
Look for petrochemical design institutes and engineering companies
What type of project is it? Petrochemical equipment engineering or something else? I truly seek advice
Petrochemical engineering, right. Pressure transmitters, temperature transmitters – things like these are used extremely frequently in the petrochemical industry. It won’t work to approach the chemical plant; they’ve already set up production there, so why would they buy your watch? You need to find a petrochemical engineering company that offers EPC contracting services; a single set of reaction units requires hundreds of instruments
Thank you! Thank you! But engineering projects are very difficult; it seems much harder to work on them now than before
It’s not easy to find equipment manufacturers either; the instruments used in many pieces of equipment are purchased separately by specialized instrument suppliers, and there aren’t many instruments that come as part of complete equipment sets. You should go to the instrumentation department in petrochemical design institutes or engineering companies – that’s where the experts are!