How to control the reaction pressure
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When the low-pressure gas is insufficient, how can the reaction pressure be changed without altering the reaction depth or the amount of material processed?
It seems there’s a contradiction in your question. Without changing the reaction depth or the amount of material processed, the pressure in a closed system should remain constant. You also mentioned a lack of low-pressure gas; I’m not sure what you exactly mean by that.
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When the low-pressure gas is insufficient, the reaction pressure is overreported. How can the reaction pressure be reduced without changing the reaction depth or the amount of material processed?
Is the question a bit ambiguous? Just do as the original poster says! Only by changing the turbine speed or adjusting the backflow momentum.
1. Change the turbine speed, or adjust the counter-rotational momentum. 2. Turn on the air cooling. Adjust the pre-lift dry gas volume. 3. Place the torch. 4. Contact the sub-station to determine the cause and eliminate pressure buildup.
What is low-pressure gas? Does it react with oil and gas?