Looking for a teacher who understands instrument installation and settlement
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This post was last edited by Thank goodness you're here on 2016-1-8 at 19:48. I just graduated from university and joined an installation company, where I am responsible for invoicing related to instrumentation work; I lack experience in the field. I’m seeking advice from a settlement specialist
What settlement? Are you referring to the tallying and calculation of the work volume?
For Guanglianda software, anyone with even a basic understanding of installation can handle it. First, learn to use Guanglianda. Installation is much simpler than civil construction.
It’s clear you’re quite knowledgeable on this topic. My main bottleneck at the moment is dealing with the statistical aspects of work. In the settlement related to instrumentation that I’m responsible for, there’s a task involving counting circuits, and I’m not quite sure how to do that. Some technicians told me that one should count circuits based on the number of devices: one thermocouple resistor constitutes one temperature circuit, one flow meter constitutes one flow/pressure difference circuit, and one control valve constitutes a simple control circuit, and so on. But I don’t think that’s the right way to do it. I wonder if you know how to conduct such calculations; I believe it’s necessary to rely on the instrumentation circuit diagrams for that purpose
You’re right; installation is relatively simpler compared to civil construction