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What does DT mean in the interlock logic diagram?

2011-09-08View Original

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Hello, sea friends! In the logic diagram of the SIS system, there is a type of delay called DT. What does it mean? I am a process engineer, and I hope those who know about this can explain it to me. Thank you!
Reply #22011-09-08
DT I remember is the output delay at the rising edge, while DI is the output delay at the falling edge
Reply #32011-09-09
The DT delay time is for reference only
Reply #42018-12-12
dt refers to the number of seconds that pass after an interlock is triggered before the next level of interlock is activated

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