Could you recommend some practical magazines on instrument automation?
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Practical use is hardly any longer possible, as there is a page charge for submitting articles; only universities have the means to cover this cost, as it can be deducted from research funds. If a meter technician in a factory pays to submit an article, this is considered paying to share technical knowledge; aside from helping with professional title evaluations, generally no one would do such a thing. So where does the practicality come from?
Actually, if you think about it, it’s quite sad~~~~
I subscribed to some magazines, but they really don’t seem to be very useful
Recommended technical journals in the field of instrumentation: Petrochemical Automation (suitable for designers and engineering technicians), Chemical Automation and Instrumentation (suitable for engineering technicians and instrument technicians).
Things that are useful for daily work, or the promotion of certain technologies, etc., for instrument technicians or those who manage instrument equipment. I subscribed to the magazine for a year; I flipped through one issue and then never read it again
Magazines, instrument users, chemical automation and instrumentation, petrochemical automation, automation and instruments. However, fewer people read magazines these days; you can follow WeChat’s Yibiaoquan (ID: yibiaoquan)
There’s also this circle. Okay, thank you. The avatar is great