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Which description is more accurate: alarm dead zone or alarm threshold?

2021-01-07View Original

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To prevent frequent alarms from variables, a certain threshold is generally set when the variable drops to the alarm level; some people refer to this as a dead zone. Which term is more accurate?
Reply #22021-01-08
Alarm dead zone. IEC 62682-2014 Management of alarm systems for the process industries:
Reply #32021-01-09
Thank you. But where is a threshold generally used?
Reply #42021-01-09
A threshold is a value that, when reached, triggers a certain change. You can speak of an upper threshold or a lower threshold, but this is not how it is generally referred to; the term is usually used in a general sense. This dead zone you mentioned actually has another name, which is backlash.

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