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There is a section of gas in the pipeline; above the outlet pipe, the liquid is industrial hydrochloric acid. We are using rubber hoses, and there is liquid in both sections associated with the gas. The pump is a metering pump that is turned on, but its position remains unchanged. What could be the reason for this? From a personal analysis, is the pressure of the gas equal to the pressure of the pump? It’s very chaotic; I need an analysis and a solution. Thank you so much

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