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TYPE OF FLOWDIAGRAMS
USESOF FLOWDIAGRAMS
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Gauges. Gauges are instruments that measure the liquid level inside a vessel or the temperature and/or pressure in the piping system. Level, temperature, or pressure
gauges are locally mounted to enable plant operators to
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VALVE SYMBOLS
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ABBREVIATIONS
BALL VALVE
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BU'I'I'ERFLY VALVE
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MISCELLANEOUS SYMBOLS
FUNNEL
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PIPING SYMBOLS
Figure 7-5 shows some flow diagram piping symbols.
Notice all valves, no matter the pipe size and pound rating, are drawn the same size. Generally, nozzles and
reducers are not shown on the mechanical flow diagram.
The flow diagram in Figure 7-2 shows reducers in order
to aid the students in visualizing and understanding the
flow diagram and its relationship to the actual piping
arrangement drawing. Symbols used on flow diagrams
represent the actual piece of equipment. Typically these
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FLOW PLANARRANGEMENT
The flow plan should be arranged in a logical order of
flow. The main flow through the unit should be obvious
by even a brief examination of the flow plan. Use the
following checklist as an aid when developing a flow
diagram.
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CHAPTER7 REVIEWQUIZ
1. List five items shown on the process flow diagram.
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a. D F
b. SC
c. CSO
d. LC
e. NO
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Exercises 1, 2, and 3
EXERCISEINFORMATION
Use the instructions accompanying Figure 7-6 to create
the flow diagram symbols with AutoCAD as shown. Use
the BASE command to place the base point as indicated.
BLOCK each object using the exact symbol name provided. OOPS the symbol to redisplay. SAVE the drawing
as FLOSYMBL.
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