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What is an alarm dead zone?

2020-03-22View Original

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Could someone explain it simply? I’ve searched for some answers, but I still don’t understand
Reply #22020-03-22
This post was last edited by jlshnlhj on 2020-3-23 at 10:28. To put it this way, the pressure is in the range of 0–1.5 MPa, with an alarm triggered at 1 MPa. Normally, when PV ≤ 1 MPa, the alarm should be cleared; however, sometimes the process isn’t yet stable, and PV keeps fluctuating around 1 MPa, causing the alarm system to continue issuing alerts. To prevent such a situation, the threshold for exiting the system alarm state is set at 1 range * 2% (it can also be set to 2%-5%) MPa, that is, 0.97 MPa; this means that when PV

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