Hangzhou Youwen Automation System Co., Ltd. – does that senior colleague know what’s going on?
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The system specified by the company was said to be from Zhejiang University Zhongkong, but today I saw that it is actually from Hangzhou Youwen Automation System Co., Ltd. – a company I’ve never heard of before. I would like to ask if anyone who knows about it could provide some information.
They’re not the same thing at all; whoever placed the order should deal with it and arrange for the training themselves
Damn, that’s really bold of them – it’s like swapping the prince with a raccoon! Take a look at your contract; if it doesn’t match the terms specified in the contract, then rejection is possible during the factory acceptance process.
The amazing thing about this is that the system was determined without any involvement from instrument manufacturers. We’ve reviewed the contract, and there are no requirements or specifications regarding the manufacturer, scale, or anything of that kind; it’s sufficient as long as the system can be used in conjunction with the entire factory. Although the supplier has always told us that our system comes from Zhejiang University, now he says he never said such a thing; and since it does have a connection to Zhejiang University, there seems to be nothing wrong with that.
;P Well, I guess it can only be said that your project is really bizarre. Even if you’re not familiar with procurement in business contracts, there are still the preliminary technical agreements. You are professionals; it’s your negligence if someone takes advantage of loopholes. Moreover, Zhejiang University Zhongkong was long ago renamed Zhejiang Zhongkong. Zhejiang University used to have another entity called Zhejiang University Zhongzi, which was later acquired by Chint.
As far as I know, Zhejiang Zhongkong and Hangzhou Youyin both graduated from Zhejiang University; they are in competition with each other and use the name of Zhejiang University when operating outside. It’s very likely that, as mentioned on the 5th floor, someone took advantage of a loophole; P
Ustable still doesn’t pose much competition to the central control system at the moment. Inovance and Hilscher are rivals at the same level; these two are among the best in China.
Everyone in the same industry is a competitor, but you’re right – Siemens and Hollyland are indeed at the same level, and they are fierce rivals; it’s a situation where either I’m there or he is. Even if the salespeople from both sides get along well personally, they still have to act like enemies outside; P
The owner of Hangzhou Youwen is a professor from Zhejiang University. I used the UW500 in pilot projects before; it could support a maximum of 32 I/O cards. The software does not come with ready-made modules; functions such as PID control, flow accumulation, and motor start/stop all have to be implemented manually. If the measurement points in your workshop change frequently or increase, it’s not as convenient to use the Central Control 100 or 700. The price is also relatively low, with a small number of points, making it suitable for use in fixed workshops.
Damn, I have to do the PID myself? What kind of crappy DCS is this?
6th floor is correct; P; P; P; P; P; P; P