WithSmart factory industrial network transformation for an auto parts manufacturerAt the end of the return visit, EB-LINK merged the review records of the three types of projects into a selection comparison list for direct reference by the technical support and sales frontline in the early stages of the project.

List categorized by sources of interference

The sources of faults in workshops and depots are not the same. If we divide them into different categories first and then talk about models, the ideas will be much clearer. The list divides interference into three categories: strong electromagnetic fields formed by welding machines and frequency conversion cabinets; ground potential differences and circulation caused by switching operations; losses and layer accumulation caused by long distances and multiple nodes. The order of processing the same phenomenon is different at different levels. For example, the workshop first rectifies the power supply and wiring, the station first performs electrical isolation, and the tunnel focuses on link budget.

Isolation requirements determine transmission media

Whether the optical fiber must be replaced, the list gives verifiable conditions: whether the two ends of the channel are connected to different reference grounds, whether the fault is strongly related in time to the equipment action, and whether the copper cable segment can be replaced without changing the terminal equipment. The conclusion can be drawn by answering three items to avoid modifying unnecessary channels.Optical isolation renovation of a 220kV substation communication network and Optical fiber project for vehicle monitoring system in highway tunnel in a provinceThe records are filled in after these two columns as examples.

Finished parts and spare parts are written on the same page

The selection list not only lists the model number, but also registers the termination method, jumper type and spare parts ratio corresponding to each item, including distinctions between armored cables for caves and outdoor cables, and conventional jumpers for computer rooms, as well as naming and labeling rules. Technical support has simultaneously supplemented the site condition checklist on the two pages of industrial automation and machine vision network solutions and power and new energy station communication transformation solutions.

The list will be updated on a rolling basis based on project review. If Wolflight provides the corresponding scene version, you can call 0755-83179002 to explain the working conditions.