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Need help with an English translation! How should this sentence in the PID diagram annotation, regarding instrument logic control, be translated into English?

2020-06-30View Original

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This post was last edited by WallaceLee on 2020-6-30 at 17:49. As indicated in the PID diagram, note NOTE4: The annotation regarding this in the NOTES is: 2003 voting logic for low low pressure trip of instrument air distribution line. As shown in the figure below, I searched for translations of this phrase on three translation websites: Baidu, Youdao, and Google. However, the translations seemed quite incorrect: 1. Google Translate: Voting logic for low-pressure tripping of instrument piping lines in 2003. 2. Youdao Translation: Voting logic for low-pressure shutdown of instrument piping lines in 2003. 3. Baidu Translate: Voting logic for low-low pressure shutdown of instrument air piping lines in 2003. I would like to ask the experts here: How should the English phrase “2003 voting logic for low low pressure trip of instrument air distribution line” be translated?
Reply #22020-06-30
The image is here! ! ! Does 2003 mean 3 taken to the power of 2? I don’t know much about valves; I’m really seeking advice! ! !
Reply #32020-06-30
The original text should be 2oo3, not 2003; in automatic control, 2oo3 represents 3 taken modulo 2
Reply #42020-06-30
Kudos for your attention to detail; those new to this industry might not notice such subtle issues, so you’re really lucky!
Reply #52020-06-30
Logic for penalty 2oo3 in case of low instrument air pressure
Reply #62020-06-30
This post was last edited by Ku Liang Zhi Le on 2020-7-1 12:03: the logic for triggering a low-low condition is based on the pressure in the instrument air distribution pipeline, with a 3-out-of-2 approach.
Reply #72020-07-01
In general terms, PID relates to interlock logic; for unclear interlock logic, one should refer to the interlock logic diagram. Instruments are instruments, valves are valves, and control is control. Here, a two-out-of-three decision is made; what exactly is controlled depends on the interlock logic diagram

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