PID diagram: How to draw it for 10 identical devices connected in parallel?

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There are 10 in total, grouped in sets of 5 in parallel. Do I need to draw them all? Should I draw just one?

Reply #22011-06-18

It would be great to draw them all, but if not, you should at least draw two units, since there are two groups, and indicate how many units are in each group.

Reply #32011-06-18

The PFD doesn’t have to be drawn in its entirety

Reply #42011-06-18

Draw one in detail, and represent the other nine with dashed lines for illustration

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