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2009-02-07View Original

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1. When the fuel contains a large amount of water, the combustion sound at the burner outlet (a) A. increase. B. reduce. C. constant. 2. The water level height indicated by the primary water level gauge is higher than the actual water level height of the steam drum (b) A. Be high. B. Be low. C. equal. This post was last posted by * Edited by anpangpang on 2009-2-8 20:06 ]
Reply #22009-02-07
1. When the fuel contains a large amount of water, the combustion sound at the burner outlet (A) A. increase. B. reduce. C. constant. 2. The water level height indicated by the primary water level gauge is higher than the actual water level height of the steam drum (B) A. Be high. B. Be low. C. equal.
Reply #32009-02-07
1. When the fuel contains a large amount of water, the combustion sound at the burner outlet (A) A. increase. B. reduce. C. constant. 2. The water level height indicated by the primary water level gauge is higher than the actual water level height of the steam drum (B) A. Be high. B. Be low. C. equal.
Reply #42009-02-07
1. When the fuel contains a large amount of water, the combustion sound at the burner outlet (A) A. increase. B. reduce. C. constant. 2. The water level height indicated by the primary water level gauge is higher than the actual water level height of the steam drum (B) A. Be high. B. Be low. C. equal. The pressure inside and outside the drum is the same. Because the temperature inside the drum is high and the density of the medium is low, the liquid level is higher than the water level gauge. This post was last edited by baodingzhai on 2009-2-7 16:29 ]
Reply #52009-02-07
1. When the fuel contains a large amount of water, the combustion sound at the burner outlet (A) A. increase. B. reduce. C. constant. 2. The water level height indicated by the primary water level gauge is higher than the actual water level height of the steam drum (B) A. Be high. B. Be low. C. equal.
Reply #62009-02-07
1. When the fuel contains a large amount of water, the combustion sound at the burner outlet (A) A. increase. B. reduce. C. constant. 2. The water level height indicated by the primary water level gauge is higher than the actual water level height of the steam drum (B) A. Be high. B. Be low. C. equal.
Reply #72009-02-07
I choose: 1.A 2.B
Reply #82009-02-07
1. When the fuel contains a large amount of water, the combustion sound at the burner outlet (A) A. increase. B. reduce. C. constant. 2. The water level height indicated by the primary water level gauge is higher than the actual water level height of the steam drum (A) A. Be high. B. Be low. C. equal.
Reply #92009-02-07
I choose 1, A; 2. B, haha, I got the answer to tomorrow’s question today, haha
Reply #102009-02-07
1. When the fuel contains a large amount of water, the combustion sound at the burner outlet (A) A. increase. B. reduce. C. constant. 2. The water level height indicated by the primary water level gauge is higher than the actual water level height of the steam drum (B) A. Be high. B. Be low. C. equal

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