What does L+P mean in the English representation of medium type?
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Normally, L represents a liquid, S represents a solid, and G represents a gas. In the case of L+P, what does P refer to? In my data sheet, the medium corresponding to L+P is labeled as XX slurry, at room temperature. Also, I would like to ask: what should be the abbreviation for steam? Won’t it overlap with the term for solids? Are there any abbreviations for saturated steam and superheated steam? Thank you for the answer
It might be paste, a slurry; L+P: liquid + viscous substance
Previously encountered the steam abbreviation V, Vapor
P refers to Process Material, which is usually a liquid, such as PL Process Liquid; LP is also acceptable. There is usually a process code specification, either in the pipe material index table or on the homepage diagram of the PID. Steam can be used with VB; high-pressure steam can be used with VBH. The V mentioned on the 3rd floor works too; for vacuum tube sections, use VV, Vacuum Vapor