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Is it the water in the liquefied gas causing fluctuations in the flow rate at the pump outlet?

2011-05-20View Original

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Is it because the liquefied gas contains water that the pressure gauge at the pump outlet fluctuates?
Reply #22011-05-20
Fluctuations in pump inlet pressure cause fluctuations in outlet pressure; Low inlet liquid level ; The C2 content in liquefied gas is high ; Gauge failure ; Water in liquefied gas and other factors are causes of pressure fluctuations at the pump outlet. A small amount of water present in the liquefied gas in a uniform manner does not necessarily cause fluctuations in the pressure at the pump outlet
Reply #32011-05-20
Check whether there is an excessive increase in the fluctuations of the acidic water layer in the liquefied gas reflux tank, whether the pump outlet is set too high, and whether the liquefied gas level is low

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