Based on this, I answer your questions as follows:

1. After the temperature has won the bid, it needs to be handled according to the specific situation.

Because winning the bid may mean that the temperature reaches or exceeds a certain set value, the handling method will be different in this case.

2. If the temperature winning bid means that the temperature reaches a certain set value, then the handling method may be to monitor the temperature and take corresponding measures to maintain the temperature within the set value range, such as adjusting the working status of the heating or cooling equipment.

3. If the temperature winning bid means that the temperature exceeds a certain set value, then the handling method may be to take emergency measures to lower the temperature, such as turning off the heating equipment or increasing the workload of the cooling equipment.

4. In actual situations, handling temperature winning bids will involve factors such as specific equipment, environment and target requirements, so it is necessary to handle and make decisions based on the specific circumstances of each case.