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How is a square shape changing to a round shape represented in a PID diagram?

2011-07-06View Original

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I’ve been working on a PID diagram for a system recently, and I encountered the situation where square shapes turn into round ones. I’m not sure whether this needs to be represented; if so, should I use a triangular symbol to indicate the change in diameter? How should it be labeled?
Reply #22011-07-06
If it is not listed in the process legend, it can be indicated using DI part.
Reply #32011-07-06
No labeling is needed; your PID diagram is a process flow chart that includes the process control points, and not everything needs to be marked.

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