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This post was last edited by wx_ on 2023-3-16 03:41,
Vacuum level = Atmospheric pressure – Absolute pressure. The formula is as shown above; figure it out by yourself; P
In the same area, fluctuations in atmospheric pressure should be very small. The absolute pressure can be used as the control parameter, so there will be no impact.
I’m not quite sure what should be used as the control parameter either. Our vacuum gauge shows the pressure ranging from normal pressure to absolute zero pressure: 657 mmHg to 0 mmHg. Is atmospheric pressure the control parameter here? Under these conditions, could fluctuations in atmospheric pressure affect the fluctuations in the vacuum gauge reading (but only to a small extent)?
“Inside the vacuum distillation tower, the vacuum level remains constant. ”Once you’ve set the vacuum level, why worry about fluctuations in atmospheric pressure?
What is the relationship between negative pressure distillation and external atmospheric pressure?
Vacuum degree = Absolute pressure – Atmospheric pressure!