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Cause analysis of overflow in the high tower mixing tank

2011-06-28View Original

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Please share your thoughts on the causes of overflow in the high tower mixing tank
Reply #22011-06-28
System instability, a lack of responsibility on the part of the operators, laziness, and inadequate attention to details can all lead to groove defects
Reply #32011-07-11
The leakage itself isn’t scary; what’s scary is when the slurry that leaks out ends up in the sewer pipes, causing them to deform due to the heat. It’s tragic – this has happened twice already, and both times it was the same team responsible. It’s like paying a price for one’s mistakes.

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