blind controller system
blind controller system
[¦blīnd kən′trōl·ər ‚sis·təm] (control systems)
A process control arrangement that separates the in-plant measuring points (for example, pressure, temperature, and flow rate) and control points (for example, a valve actuator) from the recorder or indicator at the central control panel.
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