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If the compressor of the catalytic unit shuts down for a short period, can the sealing evacuation continue? It’s also easier to get started.

2018-02-16View Original

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As the title suggests, if the compressor in the catalytic unit stops operating for a short period of time, can the sealing evacuation process continue without interruption? It’s also easier to get started.
Reply #22018-02-17
What type of turbines do you have?
Reply #32018-02-22
I personally think it’s fine; there’s steam being continuously drawn out, creating negative pressure

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