Meaning of "high high" alarm
Meaning of "high high" alarm
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How does a "high high" alarm differ from a "high" alarm?
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RE: Meaning of "high high" alarm
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In questions of science, the authority of a thousand is not worth the humble reasoning of a single individual. —Galileo Galilei, Italian Physicist
RE: Meaning of "high high" alarm
RE: Meaning of "high high" alarm
Example: you might have a system monitoring vibration on an agitator that allows 4 alarms to be set for each probe. "low' "low low" "high" and "high high". the high is set at .25 in/pk s and the high high at .4 in/pk s. The high would be an "alert" however the high high would be a "trip".
Note: a high high alarm could be on any variable like a temperature were "high" is 100degrees and "high high" is 50degrees counter-intuitive
Basically the idea is that High High is of greater significance than "high" and therefore represents a greater response ie high - alerts or warning "high high" - trips and Dangers.
RE: Meaning of "high high" alarm
RE: Meaning of "high high" alarm
"well what are we going to call the alarm higher than the high alarm"...
"well the high-high alarm of course"..
"ok.. well whats greater than that.."
"The high-high-high alarm obviously"
RE: Meaning of "high high" alarm
RE: Meaning of "high high" alarm
RE: Meaning of "high high" alarm