This problem with the atmospheric-pressure device is extremely unusual; it’s beyond comprehension.

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The CO content in the gas from the constant pressure vent is 35%; thinking the testing results were inaccurate, we went to several different places for tests, and the results were all the same. What’s going on here? Does anyone know?

Reply #22018-08-12

Normally 4 or 5, what kind of crude oil?

Reply #32018-08-16

The content of Marui Co in our mixture is also high; it’s completely baffling

Reply #42018-08-16

What is the oxygen content of Mary oil, or are oxygen-containing additives added, resulting from decomposition during processing?

Reply #52018-08-17

Are you sure there’s no problem with sampling? Is the process okay? Identical test results only indicate that there is indeed CO in the sample, but was there a problem before sampling?

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