What does parking timing mean?
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All interlocks are bypassed after the gasifier shutdown sequence (to prevent the shutdown sequence from being triggered continuously). During the pressure relief and manual purging sequences, all interlocks are also disabled. What does parking timing mean here? How should we understand that all interlocks are bypassed after the gasifier shutdown sequence?
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I understand that this sentence means: all interlocks should lose their interlocking function after the parking action is completed. This is to prevent the interlock system from continuously issuing stop signals (since many parameters exceed their acceptable ranges after a stop is initiated, and the interlock system would continue to send stop signals if it remained active). Reference: Something in the CPU akin to a \"schedule,\" which enables the computer to operate accurately, quickly, and in an orderly manner. Once the machine is started, that is, when the CPU begins to fetch and execute instructions, the operation controller uses the sequence of timing pulses and the different intervals between them to guide the machine’s actions in an organized and rhythmic manner. It specifies what should be done when one pulse arrives and what should be done when another pulse arrives, providing the various components of the computer with time markers necessary for their operations. To this end, a multi-level timing scheme is required. This post was last edited by czx000323 on 2009-4-4 15:21]