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PID drawing, I don’t know what the English letters on the heat exchanger mean.

2020-01-03View Original

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What does the shaded part mean? What do those letters F, H, D, and R mean?
Reply #22020-01-03
There should be relevant logo explanations on the PID homepage...
Reply #32020-01-10
E represents the heat exchanger, and the number indicates the position number of the heat exchanger.
Reply #42020-01-10
Um, I mean the EH in the shaded part above
Reply #52020-01-10
Um, I mean the EH in the shaded part above
Reply #62020-01-10
Um, I mean the EH in the shaded part above
Reply #72021-01-12
There are some in the insulation legend, including F, H, P, D, etc.
Reply #82021-01-12
You can ask the design institute to provide the homepage picture. E stands for heat exchanger and H stands for thermal insulation.
Reply #92021-01-13
F is the feed E is the heat exchanger H is the insulation

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