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How is the dew point meter represented in a PID diagram?

2011-12-31View Original

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RT. . . . I have a question! If any friends from Sichuan know it, I would be extremely grateful!
Reply #22011-12-31
I’ve never used this when drawing PID diagrams, but I do have one piece of advice: if you’re not sure about something, just draw a circle and write down the name. If you really can’t find the answer, draw a circle and write “dew point meter” inside it; that should work as well. Anyway, as long as the construction team can understand it, that’s fine, right?
Reply #32011-12-31
In a PID diagram, it’s just a short pipe with an AT added, and that’s it; it’s best to draw the AT inside a circle
Reply #42012-01-01
Just add AT or AE inside the circle! ! !

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