How to understand popback?
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Today, while looking at the PID, I saw a \"compressor popback\" – how should this be translated flexibly?
Popback – in mechanical terminology it refers to \"tempering\", while in computer terminology it means \"rebound\"; please determine the appropriate meaning based on the context.
There is no complete sentence; it’s just these two words: the compressor outlet returns to the inlet via the PV valve, and these two words are in between
I guess, it’s not necessarily correct – it refers to the flow of material returning to the inlet when the compressor’s safety valve opens; ‘pop’ denotes the opening of the safety valve, while ‘back’ refers to the return of the material. If the guess is correct, it’s the compressor’s “safety valve discharge return”. Last edited by RainWolf on 2009-2-17 15:45.]
Echommm seems very resistant; I made it clear that it was just a guess, not a definite conclusion. It’s just a starting point to inspire everyone’s thinking and discussion. I’m not the kind of person who hides their skills. And actually, guessing also requires some foundation to be able to do it, right?
This POPBACK seems to can be translated with reference to that kickback’s translation.