27/03/09
Today was special, we had no lesson, but we had an industrial visit. We went to a fibre optic cable company. At there we learned many things; we learn the process of how the fibre optic was made and what are the raw materials required.
There is a speaker there explaining to us the process of the fibre optic cable. Luckily there is Mr Chua translating for us. As the speaker is a Chinese he tends to speak in a form of the locals which ‘WE, couldn’t catch it. Mr Chua was a PRO translator; he really explained exactly what that speaker had said.
The company was huge and their industrial facilities were World class standard. The speaker told us that in the laboratory they minimize the level of dust to its lowest possibility. There were many machines and computers in the laboratory. The whole place was spacious and clean of course.
It was a 30 minutes exhibit although i know there is still more to be discover. We took a group photo before we leave the place. We took the school bus back to our school for lunch.
After lunch, we return to our dorm for revision, because at 4pm we will have a test. In the dorm we really study very hard. Then at 4 pm we sat for the test, it was pretty tough, but i still manage to do it. After the test, we went for dinner and is raining, everyone of us were soaked in the rain, haha.
REFLECTION
At the industrial trip, i learn many stuff about optic fibre. Basically, Optic fibre is used to make wire which conduct electricity. Optic fibre is considered a best material used for making wire compared to copper etc. Hence, the prices for it are also high.
The person-in-charge explained to us the processes of manufacturing the Optic fibre. The main point is that the equipments and materials etc must be clean for good production. Optic fibre really is a good investment and somemore is in China. You know before i came to here i was expecting a high tech and high class building in China, finally i saw it. YEAH!
Today was special, we had no lesson, but we had an industrial visit. We went to a fibre optic cable company. At there we learned many things; we learn the process of how the fibre optic was made and what are the raw materials required.
There is a speaker there explaining to us the process of the fibre optic cable. Luckily there is Mr Chua translating for us. As the speaker is a Chinese he tends to speak in a form of the locals which ‘WE, couldn’t catch it. Mr Chua was a PRO translator; he really explained exactly what that speaker had said.
The company was huge and their industrial facilities were World class standard. The speaker told us that in the laboratory they minimize the level of dust to its lowest possibility. There were many machines and computers in the laboratory. The whole place was spacious and clean of course.
It was a 30 minutes exhibit although i know there is still more to be discover. We took a group photo before we leave the place. We took the school bus back to our school for lunch.
After lunch, we return to our dorm for revision, because at 4pm we will have a test. In the dorm we really study very hard. Then at 4 pm we sat for the test, it was pretty tough, but i still manage to do it. After the test, we went for dinner and is raining, everyone of us were soaked in the rain, haha.
REFLECTION
At the industrial trip, i learn many stuff about optic fibre. Basically, Optic fibre is used to make wire which conduct electricity. Optic fibre is considered a best material used for making wire compared to copper etc. Hence, the prices for it are also high.
The person-in-charge explained to us the processes of manufacturing the Optic fibre. The main point is that the equipments and materials etc must be clean for good production. Optic fibre really is a good investment and somemore is in China. You know before i came to here i was expecting a high tech and high class building in China, finally i saw it. YEAH!
The company name...
waa look at this.
These are the cables.
Cheese* Look at Mr Ma, soo handsome.
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