Abbreviations for flowcharts in English--Help

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Seal Gas Flow SC: 150 Nm3/h | 90 kg/h DC: 370 Nm3/h | 230 kg/h Note: this flow is based on a seal gas source temperature of 20°C What do SC and DC mean in the sentence above? Thank you!!!

Reply #22010-09-13

SC = Single Cycle Deselect DC = Double Cycle Deselect

Reply #32010-09-13

SC: single clearance DC: double clearance – how to translate this?

Reply #42010-09-14

Uh. . . That must refer to the gap in the seal – there are two types: single-gap and double-gap

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