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What does it mean to install instruments after consolidating the dashboard? Please give me your advice
It refers to mounted instruments, right? Mounted instruments: These are typically the instruments that are installed inside the dashboard and in the instrument cabinets.
In essence, it involves gathering all the instrumentation pipelines of the entire device in an instrument cabinet, and then integrating them onto a single dashboard for display, which facilitates management.
An earlier theory suggested this, but now it’s all DCS, so it’s probably not needed anymore
Disk-mounted instruments are those installed on the dashboard; a mounting hole is created in the dashboard, the instrument is inserted into this hole from the front, and then secured in place. Disk-mounted instruments generally have functions such as indication, recording, and operation. Mounted instruments are those installed on the frame behind the dashboard; they generally have functions such as signal conversion, distribution, and calculation, and are instruments that do not require operator inspection or operation.
Panel-mounted instruments are clamped to the steel plate of the panel after holes are made in the dashboard; there are mounting brackets inside the panel, and generally such instruments have digital displays; Mounted instruments are installed inside the dashboard, without any holes needing to be made in it; generally, mounted instruments do not have indicators.
It is installed inside the dashboard in the room
:lol:lol:lol:lol:victory::victory::victory::victory:Thanks to everyone for their answers; I’ve learned something.