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What does C.S.O mean on a CAD drawing?

2019-06-18View Original

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On the CAD diagram, I saw the abbreviation C.S.O marked next to a valve; the legend doesn’t provide any explanation either. Could you all tell me what this means?
Reply #22019-06-18
CSO (car sealed open) – the seal is open; it must not be closed without permission; CSC (car sealed closed) – a lead-sealed seal that must not be opened without permission.

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