Tag number issue
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A certain project is divided into 4 production lines, labeled A, B, C, and D. Each reactor is connected to 5 pumps. The reactor’s identifier is R1001abcd. How should the identifiers for the 20 pumps P1001 be assigned, so as to clearly indicate their correspondence with R1001abcd?
I’m not sure if the last four digits of the tag number have some meaning; could the reactor’s tag number be changed? R1011~1041, it’s easier from there on. Or it’s P1011a~1015d
Change the tag numbers of the reaction vessels; or use P1011-P10015, P1021-P1025, P1031-P1035, P1041-P1045 – as long as it is clear
The process is lengthy, with numerous reactors, containers, pumps, etc.; the owner still wants to use ABCD to distinguish the 4 lines.
P1001A1~A5, P1001B1~B5, P1001C1~C5……
Can we add a seat? I think the 5th floor is fine.
The reactor tag has been changed to R100101/02/03/04. That’s done. In this case, just add ABCDE after the reactor tag for the pump
If the reactor tag number remains unchanged, then number the pumps accordingly as R1001A01~05.
A1/A2/A3........B1/B2/B3.......C1/C2/C3.......
P1011a~P1051a, P1011b~P1051b,……