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Coating Workshop Sensors: Place Them Where the Work Happens
A sensor near a doorway or ceiling may not describe the application zone. Placement should answer the actual process question.
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Practical approach
Follow the sensor instructions and compare suitable locations when setting up the bay. Record which reading is used for the work decision.
A wall-mounted display beside an air-conditioning outlet can differ from conditions around the vehicle.
Decision limits
Do not move the sensor simply to obtain an acceptable number. Investigate the spatial difference and control the relevant area.
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