Pressure at the end of the main furnace gas pipeline
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Is the pressure at the end of the return gas main always higher than the pressure in the main itself?
It should be that the pressure in the main pipe returning to the furnace is higher than the pressure at the end, right?
I think the pressure at the management level should be higher than that at the lower levels, haha
Reply 1# dingshaojun: It should be the low end pressure. Some coking plants use end-diameter variation for the main gas return pipeline in order to maintain the terminal pressure.