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Basically, you'll have to go through the process design, and review the design ratings of all components and processes down stream.

what do you mean by a "product catalogue"

Your supplier can direct you

Irregular flow distribution, seems to be the most likely in such a case

Be sure to check the fuel valve actuators, under flowing conditions

Best to contact your manufacturer

Keep it simple, the operating and maintenance personnel, have to identify real world operational problems on the fly.

Diesels are more efficient at coolant temperatures exceeding 80 Deg C, and must be kept warm by blocking the radiator on large trucks in cold weather.

The capacitor is supposed to disconnect (RPM Switch) after starting pump. Check your pressure controller too.

your process operating environment dictates your options, as you have noted.

Great Summary WTF, you've been there done that for sure!

RTD's are typically insulated from ground, so the cable wiring to the RTD including the shielding must be referenced to the DCS ground not a ground connection in the field.

for control panels typical meter instrumentation used by instrument and electrical technicians is more than adequate.

"We observed the cables jaket broken in some cables, and not possible to replace the cables as a solution becuse the distance so far to marshaling in Control room." Broken jackets lead to many problems. Check your instrumentation grounds, as ground faults in your electrical power for motors...

You can test your cable continuity, connections, insulation effectiveness. You also have to check for grounding errors. If not grounded properly, ground faults in the field can affect your signals. Good luck,

You'll have to explain what you are trying to accomplish

Talal9001 "We observed the cables jaket broken in some cables" that is the problem that needs to be solved first. High quality cables and routing is important as is insuring their protection.

Sounds like a Friday 13th problem

Per the original post, what are you trying to accomplish?

Check you display scale setting