DSC uses control valves to regulate the pressure in the reactor; is its modular system affected by external temperatures and weather conditions?
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DSC uses control valves to regulate the pressure in the reactor; is its modular system affected by external temperatures and weather conditions?
DSC control valve, interlock, control, reactor pressure, modular system, external temperature, weather effects – each of these terms represents a knowledge point; searching on Baidu will make understanding the issue simpler
Well............ If a “module system” is significantly affected by environmental temperature and weather conditions, that means its temperature coefficient is extremely high, which is unacceptable. It’s an insult, something disgusting and shameful. Therefore, such a “module system” must be removed – thrown into a sewer or latrine, where rodents can gnaw on it, and where the filth can expose its ugly true nature; the environmental agency should also impose fines on it. Identification completed.
One of my friends said it has an impact; temperature compensation is needed, otherwise the tracking won’t be good
I’m a beginner; I don’t know if DSC requires temperature compensation
When it comes to control systems, there is no system that is not affected by the environment. But if this impact exceeds acceptable limits, the system becomes impractical. Control modules and devices that can be supplied as products, including those without and with built-in environmental compensation, for which the impact of the environment can be ignored. The need for compensation mentioned in control generally is discussed from the perspective of production process conditions.
No, except in extreme environments; the DCS manufacturers will provide parameter specifications