1: What does K mean?

2016-01-19View Original

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I saw a 1:K marked next to a PID diagram; I searched for 20505 but couldn’t find any explanation for it, though it seems like I’ve seen it somewhere before. I’d like to ask everyone, what does this mean?

Reply #22016-01-22

Is the drawing scale 1:1000? The original poster had better take a screenshot

Reply #32016-01-23

Does it appear next to the operation icon? For example, FY—XXX; if so, indicate that the operation unit performs a multiplication operation, meaning it amplifies the value by a factor of K.

Reply #42016-01-23

You can contact the manufacturer; they will surely provide a reasonable explanation, or it might be a code issue

Reply #52016-01-23

Upload a screenshot directly, and the issue can be resolved more effectively!

Reply #62016-01-25

That’s what it means. If understood in this way, the K value on the PID diagram should be a given value; I’ll simply write K on my diagram. . Others can’t tell either how much the image has been zoomed in

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