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Need help with some chemical industry abbreviations

2018-05-03View Original

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What do the abbreviations VS, VF, IWS, IWR, NO, and NC mean in the chemical industry? Which words are they abbreviations for? Help needed
Reply #22018-05-03
Among them, VS VS is marked at the vent position; IWS and IWR are at the supply and return sides of the heat exchanger; NC is on the bypass line of the control valve assembly
Reply #32018-05-03
IWS IWR refers to the inlet (S) and return (R) water of a certain type of water; NC means normal closed, while VS and VF are unknown – check the diagram on the home page
Reply #42018-05-03
VS and VF can be gate valves or butterfly valves; SV is a relief safety valve. VF can also be used for venting to a flare, while VA is used for venting to the atmosphere. IWS and IWR refer to industrial feed water and industrial return water; NO, NC mean normal open, normal closed :)

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