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For example, is the relationship between the flow rate and the valve opening degree called interlock? If not, can you give an example of interlocking?
You are referring to a correspondence relationship, the relationship between opening degree and flow rate. Although interlocking is also a type of correspondence relationship, it relates to parameters related to device safety and equipment safety. For example, if the liquid level in a tank is too high, it can cause liquid to spill over, leading to abnormalities in subsequent processing steps as well as hazards such as explosions. The level at which this occurs constitutes the interlock value, which is crucial for ensuring the safe operation of the equipment.
Interlocking, literally, refers to a relationship of mutual restraint; the flow rate and the opening degree of a valve can be considered aspects of interlocking, but this is usually referred to more as control or regulation.
As the name implies, interlocking, association, and locking. The flow rate is related to the valve opening, but not locked to it. Interlocking usually occurs when a certain condition arises, which leads to the locking of certain elements; these are mostly emergencies related to production safety and equipment safety. In such emergencies, certain elements are locked in order to ensure safety.
For example, with hydraulic interlock, when the pressure drops below a certain value, the electrical power to the main engine is cut off; When the liquid level rises to the interlock level, the pump stops automatically as a result of the interlock.,,,. For interlocking. For example, the automatic control of pressure, temperature, and flow rates at set values. For automatic adjustment, it cannot be considered interlocking.
Logical relationship: input 1, output 1