There is a GF conductivity meter on site; it decreases as the valve is opened and increases when the valve is closed. What could be the reason for this?

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There was a GF9900 conductivity meter on site; during operation, one of the concentrated water valves was closed, and as a result, the conductivity of the dilute water rose rapidly from over 1000 to over 20000. Once the concentrated water valve was opened, the conductivity immediately started to drop. And strangely, it only occurs when it is running in the forward direction. Reverse operation will not occur. What could be the possible reasons? The valve is a pneumatic butterfly valve.

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There is a GF conductivity meter on site; it decreases as the valve is opened and increases when the valve is closed. What could be the reason for this?

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