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2019-05-14View Original

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I’ve been facing many problems with gauge symbols lately; I hope someone experienced can help me solve them. Illustration on the home page ⚪ The one with a horizontal line in the middle indicates installation in the central control room. Isn’t this TE installed on a pipeline? Then why is it shown as being in the central control room? Am I misunderstanding it?

Reply #22019-05-14

Too many horizontal lines in the TE diagram.

Reply #32019-05-14

The dash in TE-101 is clearly a mistake.

Reply #42019-05-15

Thank you. It seems I understood correctly

Reply #52019-07-04

PT refers to a pressure transmitter, PI refers to pressure display; it is a DCS. TE means that there should be no horizontal line in the middle; it refers to a temperature measurement element, or in other words, a thermoresistor or thermocouple installed on-site. TI and PI have the same meaning……

Reply #62019-08-21

I’d like to ask what the underline means

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