FEXLINK Research InstituteAbout the Knowledge Hub
FEXLINK Industrial Knowledge Platform
Positioning & Scope
The FEXLINK Research Institute Knowledge Hub (in-site /research/) collects FEXLINK's officially published knowledge articles, covering domains such as electrical safety, intelligent lightning protection, digital energy, cloud-edge control and standards knowledge. It currently holds 60 formal knowledge articles organised into 9 research domains and 16 knowledge columns, available in Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese and English. Each article carries a knowledge ID, version and applicability boundary for knowledge retrieval and engineering reference.
Content Method
Knowledge articles are produced through the institute's knowledge engineering process, and are tagged with a knowledge ID, version, sources and applicability boundary. The content is knowledge material and does not constitute engineering design, selection or compliance conclusions; where standards are involved, the official published texts prevail.
How Knowledge Articles Are Organised
The Knowledge Hub uses a three-level structure: research domain, knowledge column and knowledge article. Research domains group articles by industry scenario, knowledge columns group them by question type, and the article is the primary unit for retrieval and citation. Beyond the body text, each article carries four indexing items — knowledge ID, version, sources and applicability boundary — used to locate the source, judge the applicable scope and track version changes.
You can browse all articles in a scenario by research domain first, and then narrow down to a specific question by knowledge column. You can also open the language versions to read the corresponding pages in Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese or English. Together with the body text, the indexing items form a knowledge entry that can be retrieved and reviewed.
How to Read and Use the Hub
We recommend reading the knowledge ID, version and applicability boundary at the top of an article first, to confirm whether it covers your scenario and equipment type, and then reading the body. The articles are intended for knowledge retrieval and engineering reference; the parameters, thresholds and judgement logic they contain should be applied together with actual site conditions, and cannot replace design or assessment for a specific project.
If you want an overview of a domain, start from the research domain page; if you are looking for a specific question, use the knowledge column tags to help locate it. When citing an article, use the knowledge ID and version marked on the page at the time of citation.
Editorial Principles
The Hub follows a consistent set of editorial principles across its languages. Every article carries a knowledge ID, a version, its sources and an applicability boundary. Content is produced through the institute's knowledge engineering process. Where a statement depends on a standard, the official published text prevails over the article's wording. Where an article describes engineering practice, it does so as knowledge material rather than as a project-specific design. These principles are applied in the same way to the Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese and English versions, so that a citation remains meaningful whichever language a reader uses.
Readers who notice an inconsistency between an article and the official text of a standard, or between language versions, can use the channels described on the FEXLINK main site to raise it for review. Corrections, when applied, are reflected through a new version of the affected article.
Language Versions
The Knowledge Hub is available in Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese and English, with a language switch that navigates between the corresponding pages.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What does the Knowledge Hub contain?
The Knowledge Hub collects FEXLINK's officially published knowledge articles, covering domains such as electrical safety, intelligent lightning protection, digital energy, cloud-edge control and standards knowledge, organised by research domains and knowledge columns.
Can the articles be used as a basis for engineering design or selection?
No. The articles are knowledge material and do not constitute engineering design, selection or compliance conclusions; where standards are involved, the official published texts prevail.
What are the knowledge ID, version and applicability boundary for?
The knowledge ID uniquely identifies an article, the version tracks content revisions, and the applicability boundary states the scope in which the article's conclusions apply; together they help readers judge whether an article fits their scenario.
Which languages are available?
The Knowledge Hub is available in Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese and English, with a language switch that navigates between the corresponding pages.
How do I find articles by domain or by question?
Browse by research domain first to see all articles in a scenario, then narrow down by knowledge column to a specific question type; alternatively, open the article list directly.
What should I note when citing an article?
Record the knowledge ID and version together with the citation date, so that the reference remains traceable and reviewable.
Related Sites
This Knowledge Hub belongs to FEXLINK. Use the link below to return to the FEXLINK main site.