On the design method for integrated thermometers in reaction vessels
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As shown in the figure, this is an integrated temperature measurement for a reactor; does anyone know how to implement this on pneumatic valves?
Does this mean the alarm interlock valve is activating? The position connected by the red dashed line is where the thermometer is, right?
I didn’t quite understand it; it’s different from the usual drawing style
The incorrect drawing method should have the I-01 tag connected to the solenoid valve of the control valve (S terminal).
Is it useful if the thermometer isn’t connected to the reactor?
. The thermometer should be at the end that is not visible in the red dashed line diagram； The white line to the valve indicates control over the valve. .
This valve is probably an upward-opening discharge valve; the thermometer is installed on the valve body
I asked the person who was at the scene; you’re probably right – the thermometer is connected to the valve