Can automatic control be used for heating?
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We are in a region with winter heating; the air-conditioning temperature in the DCS control room is low. The workers suggest using steam for heating. I believe this approach is not suitable, but I cannot find any relevant regulations on this matter. I would appreciate it if everyone could discuss this and provide relevant evidence.
I don’t know; just install an additional air conditioner. Turn on the heating function, as long as the unit can handle it
It seems unnecessary to install it, in order to prevent water or steam leaks
Replace the air conditioner – it doesn’t cost much, and it’s stylish, practical, and well-designed
It’s best to install air conditioning; installing heating systems can lead to steam leaks, and dry air can cause static electricity.
It’s fine to install heating; the floor in the DCS control room should be anti-static, so there should be no problems.
Heated humidifier controller: temperature between 18 and 25 degrees, humidity at 50%. Heating directly with steam can make the air dry and generate static electricity. It’s bad for the equipment. Prohibited! Refer to the requirements for the DCS control room in the relevant specifications.
It is recommended to install air conditioning in the DCS room for two reasons: 1) To meet the requirements regarding temperature and humidity in winter, for the benefit of both the operators and the equipment; however, heating systems can also fulfill these requirements. 2) Crucially, when the outdoor temperature exceeds 32°C in summer, natural ventilation is generally not suitable to ensure the proper operation of the equipment, so air conditioning is necessary. In summary: Apply directly for air conditioning. It makes sense! Specific detail requirements, refer to HG20556-1993