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Virtual Instruments Development and its Application in the Field of Chemical Engineering

Sun Yu-xiao

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The concept and development of virtual instruments were introduced.The system of virtual instruments was detailed.The trends of virtual instruments in chemical detection,chemical process control,chemical process simulation and petrochemical were mainly summerized.The development trend of virtual instrument was proposed.

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The concept and development of virtual instruments were introduced.The system of virtual instruments was detailed.The trends of virtual instruments in chemical detection,chemical process control,chemical process simulation and petrochemical were mainly summerized.The development trend of virtual instrument was proposed.

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The concept and development of virtual instruments were introduced.The system of virtual instruments was detailed.The trends of virtual instruments in chemical detection,chemical process control,chemical process simulation and petrochemical were mainly summerized.The development trend of virtual instrument was proposed.

Key concepts: Virtual instrument, Process (computing), Field (mathematics), Petrochemical, Engineering, Computer science, Systems engineering, Data acquisition

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