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The liquid level in the raw methanol buffer tank is controlled by adjusting the opening degree of the control valve, thereby changing the feed rate to the raw methanol buffer tank. Translate: Regulate the opening of the control valve to change the input volume to the Methanol Surge Tank, thereby controlling the level of the Methanol Surge Tank. Hehe:call: :handshake :handshake This post was last edited by niulijun117 on 2009-3-23 17:14.]
For your information: The feed rate – The level of the methanol surge tank is controlled by adjusting the feed rate to the tank by changing the opening degree of the control valve.
via regulate ---via regulating
I thought it was: input material at first
The level of the Methanol Surge Tank is controlled by regulating the opening of the control valve and altering the feed rate to the Tank
Using “and” here is inappropriate, as “and” indicates a parallel relationship between the elements it connects, whereas in the original sentence, “adjusting the opening of the control valve” and “changing the feed rate” are in a causal relationship.
There is indeed a causal relationship in the content; it’s just that no suitable conjunction was found – to alter...? ? ? Here, I just want to use “and” to connect these two gerunds formally, in order to make them coherent and to indicate a sequence of events; it may also convey a sense of progression or causation. It might not be the best approach, though – I’m learning from everyone!* :) Additionally, \"and\" can also be used to indicate a causal relationship, meaning \"so that\". This post was last edited by harry_whl on 2009-3-23 at 23:26.]
Adjusting the valve opening is generally done using “adjust”; of course, “alter” can also be used.