How to design a one-key start-up system for petrochemical plants
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Recently, a system was designed, and the client asked whether a one-button start system could be installed. It seems basically unnecessary as well as practically impossible to do so. I hope everyone will actively participate in the discussion.
Is human intervention a major factor in starting up the device? If you can just start the car with one button, then what’s the need for operators? Many people could lose their jobs
Have heard of one-key parking, but not of driving it
What size of device is it, so that I can start the car with just one button? This makes the control system extremely complex; its degree of automation is arguably the highest there is.
It’s not possible at this stage for now; even driving a small car requires four steps.
This is good, but it may cause other potential problems. Like a chain reaction, if there are many potential problems, it becomes troublesome.
I thought it was just about turning on the computer, but it’s not that simple. Even if it’s fully automated, several keys still need to be pressed; it can’t be done in just one step