Why are there two remote pressure gauges on top of the lockhopper in the water-coal slurry gasifier?
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Why are there two remote pressure gauges, PI1309 and PI1310, on top of the lockhopper of the water-coal slurry gasifier? Are the ranges of the two pressure gauges different? Please give me some advice, fellow sailors~~~
It is designed for automatic operation; there are two different ranges, and the Luchi coal gasification lock is equipped with three remote pressure gauges.
We have a local meter and a remote meter
I also think one for remote transmission and one for on-site use is enough
In my opinion, the two tables present different forms: the first one represents a boosting format, while the second one represents a stepping-down format, and this is clearly indicated
One is an overreporting of the pressure setting for lock punching. The other is an underreporting of the pressure setting for pressure relief.
What was said upstairs makes some sense as well, but why set the pressure value high? A high pressure difference reading is sufficient.
The lock comb is used to monitor pressure during stamping
One is used to measure during stamping, and the other is used to measure during pressure release; the ranges of these two gauges are different
I think it’s also because the two ranges are different. . . .
The two ranges are different; if one gauge is used, confusion will arise in the chain