Safety precautions and Abbreviations
1.
Safety Precautions
It
is
essential to read and understand the following
safe.ty precautions before attempting
to operate the
eqmpmenL
Failure
to heed these precautions may result in damage
to equipment, serious personal injury
or
death!
A complete understanding
of
this manual
is
required-
_bef<:;~re
attempting to- startup, operate
or
main tam the
equtpmenL
The equipment should be
o~rated
only by personnel
who have a working
knowledge and understanding
of
the equipment.
!WARNING
This symbol indicates a potentially
hazardous situation which,
if
not
avoided, could result in serious per-
sonal
in· or death.
CAUTION!
This symbol indicates a
~tentially
haz-
ardous
situation which,
if
not avoided,
could result
in damage to the equip
..
ment.
Note: This symbol indicates information that
is
vital to the operation
of
this equip-
ment.
2.
Abbreviations
Following
is
an exP.lanation
of
the abbreviations,
acronyms, and symbols
used
in this manual.
AC
AR
ASME
ASThfD
BHP
Alternating Current
Automatic Reset
American Society
of
Mechanical
Engineers
American Society
of
Tables, Measures,
Dimensions
Boiler Horsepower
ii
BTU
·c
CFH
Cu.
Ft.
DC
OF
FM
FT
GPM
Hd
'HT
HTB
HZ
IRI
Lb
LWCO
:MFD
MR
NO
pH
PIN
PPM
PR
PSI
SAE
T
TC
11
v
we
WSI
British Thermal Unit
Degrees Celsius
Cubic Feet per Hour
· Cubic Feet
Direct Current
Degrees Fahrenheit
Factory Mutual
Feet
Gallons per Minute
Head
Height
High Turndown Burner
Hertz
Industrial Risk Insurance
Pound
Low Water
Cutoff
Micro Farad
Manual Reset
Number
Measure
of
the degree
of
acid
or
base
of
a sol uti
on
Part Number
Parts Per Million
Program Relay
Pounds Per Square Inch (Gauge)
Society
of
Automotive Engineers
Tern perature
Temperature Control
Temperature Gauge
Volt
Water Column
Watts
Per Square Inch
To Next Page
Loading...
