Five major mistakes in instrumentation

"Last night, when the fight began in the north, it is the beginning of the year." As Xida's 2016 New Year message was issued, it indicates that 2015 has left us. In the past year, the instrument industry has grasped the policy support, increased the development of key projects in the instrument industry, and made the instrument as a whole develop well. However, in the past year, people have misunderstood the understanding of the instrument industry. Today, the author gives you a summary.

"Nuclear fog"

Smog is obviously the focus of monitoring instruments in 2015, and the controversy over the causes of haze has continued. At the beginning of January, there was an article saying that radioactive uranium dust emitted by coal smoke from Haze and Yeh was ionized by a large number of air molecules and dust particles. However, the fact is that uranium dust only forms a symbiotic relationship with coal resources to form uranium coal. By burning, there is an emission element that produces smog. The uranium element itself is a very heavy element and it is not easy to be oxidized, so the talk about “nuclear fog” is a rumor.

Home Air Quality Tester "Zero" Effect

With regard to the appearance of smog, the detection equipment has become more and more important. At the beginning of the year, some small home air quality testers began selling on the Internet and sold for only a few hundred yuan, so would the PM2.5 tester that bought hundreds of yuan really do it? According to Wang Xinfeng, the Environmental Research Institute of Shandong University General professional testing instruments for air quality are relatively expensive. He learned that a US imported air quality detector has a price of between 30,000 yuan and 50,000 yuan, but this does not mean that there is no effect on low prices. , China's civil air quality detectors often need to be certified by the National Instrumentation Components Quality Inspection Center. Therefore, even low-cost air detectors can detect PM2.5, but the results are biased. Therefore, the "zero" effect of home air quality detectors is a rumor.

Instrument development does not need to adapt to the "new normal"

The 2015 is a golden period for the development of China's instrumentation, and there is no need to change in the face of the “new normal”. 2015 can be said to be a period of “downshifting”. On the one hand, the pressure of economic downturn has increased. On the other hand, it is a critical period for industrial upgrading. It can be said that in such an environment, any industrial industry needs relevant measures to face the "new normal." At the beginning of April, the China Scientific Instruments Development Summit Forum was held to address the need for current instruments to shift from traditional industries to new types of industries such as the environment and food; at the same time, through cooperation, acquisitions and expansion of the market; seizing the national policy to actively gain a foothold, etc. Under the "new normal" face calmly. It is a rumor that instrument development does not need to adapt to the “new normal”.

Electric meter brother is always stronger than rising star

In 2015, the development momentum of the meter industry was very fierce. Meter companies benefited a lot, but the competition that followed was even fiercer. In this competitive situation, will the industry giants be stronger than the late show? In June, Kelu Electronics, a giant in the A-share market of the meter industry, and Jin Zhengfang, a rising star, all started new businesses in the smart meter industry. According to Wang Wei, general manager of Ke Lu Electronics, “The current demand for smart meters is very large, and we will do a good job of this main business, but for photovoltaics and energy storage, it remains to be seen. While the new three-plate market for electric energy meters will continue to increase in the market, Given to small and medium-sized enterprises similar to Jin Zhengfang’s development funds and channels, Li Binzhi, assistant to Jin Zhengfang’s general manager, said that the company will invest in new industries such as environmental protection, water quality monitoring equipment, and charging piles. It can be said that both sides have great room for development in the future, and rising stars may not always fall behind.

All imported instruments are better than domestic instruments

In June 2015, Jiang Shiqiang, executive vice president of the Institute of Instrumentation and Applied Technology of the China Instrument and Control Association, questioned the Ministry of Agriculture's 280 million purchases of 506 instruments and equipment, but the proportion of domestically made products accounted for only 2.2%. In its opinion, the tender has a clear "inside-out" tendency. China's instrumentation development so far, many projects have been very mature, many similar domestic instruments can actually achieve the same function as imported instruments, many instruments have been widely used by domestic and international research institutions. Although it lags behind imported meters as a whole, it has exceeded imported instruments in terms of specific functions.

When purchasing instruments and meters in China, on the one hand, we must strengthen confidence in the domestic instrument industry, make great innovations, and strive for the share of domestic instruments. On the other hand, we must also increase our understanding of the basic conditions of procurement. We must not blindly purchase imported instruments that serve as furnishings, and neglect domestically produced R&D. It is rumor that all aspects of imported instruments are stronger than domestic ones.