Doubt in the represntation of the PID Controllers in P&ID diagram
Doubt in the represntation of the PID Controllers in P&ID diagram
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Hello All,
i have attached a file in which there are queries pertaining to the depiction of PID (Proportional, Integral, Derivative) Controllers in the P&ID diagram. Request the members to kindly see the file attached & provide the resolution of my query. i cant attach the snips from the P&ID because of the confidentiality.
with regards,
Ritesh
i have attached a file in which there are queries pertaining to the depiction of PID (Proportional, Integral, Derivative) Controllers in the P&ID diagram. Request the members to kindly see the file attached & provide the resolution of my query. i cant attach the snips from the P&ID because of the confidentiality.
with regards,
Ritesh
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RE: Doubt in the represntation of the PID Controllers in P&ID diagram
I am not going to recommend literature but instead a visit to your local power plant. The horizontal line represents board or panel mounted. Think of a control room with hundreds of gages mounted on a geometric/process flow driven board or wall so operators can monitor the process. These are physical instruments, dials, gauges, knobs, analog control devices. No horizonal line = local device, so on a P&ID a circle on a line represents an instrument at that or approximate to that point. Next topic will be what happens when you put a box or diamond around the circle and what type of interconnecting lines are shown.