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What does TIPC mean on this PID diagram?

2017-10-11View Original

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As shown in the figure below, I would like to ask the seniors: what does TIRC mean on this PID diagram?
Reply #22017-10-11
The convention is as follows: T: Temperature, I: Indication, R: Recording, C: Control. Each design institute is different; check the image on the homepage.
Reply #32017-10-11
TE005 is a temperature sensing element that transmits data to the DCS in the control room. TIRC005 is responsible for temperature indication and recording; it displays the temperature on the DCS, keeps track of temperature trends, and controls the opening degree of valves or dampers.
Reply #42017-10-11
T: Temperature I: Indication R: Recording C: Control.
Reply #52017-10-11
Generally, T: temperature, I: indication, R: recording, C: control; check the PID legend.
Reply #62017-10-11
T: Temperature I: Indication R: Recording C: Control.
Reply #72017-10-11
Generally, when a record R is indicated, an indicator I is not specified, because the record itself implies an indication; there is nothing that is merely recorded without any indication.

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