What does CIR mean when it is marked on a motor in a flowchart?

2017-05-16View Original

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What does CIR mean when it is marked on a motor in a flowchart?

Reply #22017-05-16

It should be what was said upstairs: Current Indicator Recorder

Reply #32017-05-17

It’s right!

Reply #42017-05-18

It should generally be a current indication record. . . .

Reply #52017-05-18

The current indication record should be IIR; the initial letter C denotes conductivity, and this graph can only be interpreted as current. Refer to Table 4.1.1 of HG_T20505-2014 \"Functional Indicators and Graphic Symbols for Process Measurement and Control Instruments\".

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