Liding Deep Dragon Intelligent systems for the efficient operation of 100 per cent of the assets of the operating units

In today’s digital era, operating units are faced with many challenges, such as separation of plant and station operating systems, brand clutter, large differences in technology levels, and low data openness. These problems seriously affect operational efficiency and may even lead to inadequate asset operation and waste of resources. DeepDragon?, the world’s first and leading intelligent system integrating design, cost and operation of village and town wastewater developed by Liding Environmental Protection, has been officially launched to meet the urgent demand of operating units for the effective operation of 100% of assets in plant network integration.

Improving operational rates and resolving incompatibilities between brands and communication protocols is key. Operators need to harmonise technical standards and promote interoperability between different brands. This can be achieved through the development and promotion of industry standards, or through technical means to enable the conversion of communication protocols between different systems. The Transported Dragon Intelligent System can achieve seamless connectivity and freer data flow, thus improving operational efficiency.
Improving data openness is the core of plant network integration. Data is the blood of modern operation, and only when data flows freely in the system can it give full play to its maximum value. On the one hand, operating units should promote the standardisation and normalisation of data; on the other hand, they should encourage the opening and sharing of data and promote technological advancement through open source.
Enhancing the practicality and ease of use of the operation system is the foundation of plant-network integration. Problems such as complex interface operation and low usage efficiency will directly affect the operation experience of employees, which in turn will affect the operation efficiency. Strengthening technical support is the guarantee of plant network integration. Lack of technical support will lead to fewer systematic analyses and higher customisation costs. Operating units should increase investment in technology research and development, and train a professional talent team to be able to provide continuous technical support and services.
Effective operation of assets through professional methods and technologies is the goal of plant network integration. This includes the application of technical means such as autonomous control, IOT development, interconnection development and intelligent inspection. Through these technical means, the operational status of assets can be better managed and monitored, and the efficiency of asset use can be improved.
Realising the effective operation of 100% assets of the operating units’ plant network integration is a systematic project that needs to start from multiple aspects. By resolving incompatibility issues between brands and communication protocols, improving data openness, optimising system interfaces and operation processes, strengthening technical support and applying professional methods and techniques, we can progressively advance the realisation of this goal, The Transported Dragon?. This will help improve operational efficiency and reduce costs, thereby creating greater value for the operating units.