Pressure difference issue between the nitrogen-sealed tank and the sealed hopper during restructuring

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The pressure difference between the two is unstable, causing constant alarms; setting it to 2.5 kPa results in continuous thermal shutdowns. Seeking a solution

Reply #22017-09-23

Ours are all at 5 kPa; 2.5 is way too low – the fluctuations on our end are between 4 and 6, while the cascade value is 1 kPa

Reply #32017-09-23

I’m sorry; I misread it just now. I thought it was the lower hopper and the elevator

Reply #42017-10-02

Thanks. However, the pressure in our high-pressure tank remains at 0.23; setting the pressure difference to 5 is much better now

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