Honeywell Experion LX, Руководство оператора

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Responding to alerts
An alert is similar to an alarm. An alert notifies you of action you need to take to:
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Complete manual tasks within an overall procedure, for example, shutdown
procedures. (These types of alerts are linked to Interactive Instructions.)
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Avoid problems if a condition is not fixed.
The priority of the condition is not high enough to be an alarm.
For example, the gas pressure in Pipe A has been rising steadily over the last couple of days,
most probably due a build-up of waste particles on the inner lining. This is leading to a
degradation in process performance. An alert is raised to indicate that pipe cleaning must take
place in the next week.
Tip:
The Alert box in the Status Bar flashes white if there are any unacknowledged
alerts.
The Alert Summary
Alerts are listed in the Alert Summary, which provides description of each alert.
To call up the Alert Summary
1. Choose ViewAlerts .
Alternatively, click the Alert box in the status bar.
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