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What does this word (machinery) mean in this sentence?

2009-03-15View Original

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The PID includes the process systems, as long as those systems comprise equipment or instrumentation. The PID of machinery and package units is not shown. What does “machinery” mean here?
Reply #22009-03-15
It refers to “equipment or a set of equipment”.
Reply #32009-03-15
I think it is: Mechanical equipment: o
Reply #42009-03-16
machinery and package refers to the equipment package
Reply #52009-03-16
Machinery and package units should refer to (complete sets of) mechanical equipment and process package units. Both the process packages and mechanical equipment are supplied as complete sets, so no detailed information is specified in the PID. Note: machinery and package are in a parallel relationship. They are complete sets of equipment and complete sets of processes, respectively. This post was last edited by yiluhuayu on 2009-3-16 16:09.]
Reply #62009-03-17
Refers to the equipment and process units supplied as a package
Reply #72009-03-17
I think “machinery” is a general term, that is, a collective term for “mechanical equipment”.

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