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【Q&A Question 009】2018.01.09

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【Q&A Question 009】January 9, 2018: Why is the on-site level gauge of the steam drum flushed once per shift? The suspended solids and deposits in the drum cause scaling on the glass, making it impossible to see the liquid level clearly. Failing to clean regularly can easily cause blockages in the water and steam circuit valves, leading to false liquid levels and incorrect readings. Regular flushing during each shift allows for accurate calibration of the liquid level on-site and inside the chamber. (Unless otherwise specified, all questions and answers are based on hydrogenation units.) ) For management purposes, if you need to view content from a few days ago, please access it through the summary post below. 2018 Hydrogen Production and Refueling Technology Section – Daily Questions Summary Thread: https://bbs.hcbbs.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=1888971
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Reply #22018-01-09
1) Suspended solids and deposits in the drum cause scaling on the glass, making it impossible to see the liquid level clearly. 2) Failing to clean them regularly can lead to blockages in the water and steam circuit valves, resulting in false liquid levels and incorrect readings. 3) Cleaning them during each shift allows for accurate calibration
Reply #32018-01-09
1) Suspended solids and deposits in the drum cause scaling on the glass, making it impossible to see the liquid level clearly. 2) Failing to clean them regularly can lead to blockages in the water and steam circuit valves, resulting in false liquid levels and incorrect readings. 3) Cleaning them during each shift allows for accurate calibration
Reply #42018-01-09
Failing to clean regularly can easily cause blockages in the water and steam circuit valves, leading to false liquid levels and incorrect readings. It is difficult to rinse after it becomes compacted.
Reply #52018-01-09
The suspended solids and deposits in the drum cause scaling on the glass, making it impossible to see the liquid level clearly. Failing to clean regularly can easily cause blockages in the water and steam circuit valves, leading to false liquid levels and incorrect readings. Regular flushing during each shift allows for accurate calibration of the liquid level on-site and inside the chamber.
Reply #62018-01-09
The suspended solids and deposits in the drum cause scaling on the glass, making it impossible to see the liquid level clearly. Failing to clean regularly can easily cause blockages in the water and steam circuit valves, leading to false liquid levels and incorrect readings. Regular flushing during each shift allows for accurate calibration of the liquid level on-site and inside the chamber.
Reply #72018-01-09
1) Suspended solids and deposits in the drum cause scaling on the glass, making it impossible to see the liquid level clearly. 2) Failing to clean them regularly can lead to blockages in the water and steam circuit valves, resulting in false liquid levels and incorrect readings. 3) Cleaning them during each shift allows for accurate calibration
Reply #82018-01-09
The suspended solids and deposits in the drum cause scaling on the glass, making it impossible to see the liquid level clearly. Failing to clean regularly can easily cause blockages in the water and steam circuit valves, leading to false liquid levels and incorrect readings. Regular flushing during each shift allows for accurate calibration of the liquid level on-site and inside the chamber.
Reply #92018-01-09
The suspended solids and deposits in the drum cause scaling on the glass, making it impossible to see the liquid level clearly. 1) Failing to clean regularly can cause blockages in the water and steam circuit valves, leading to poor flow and false liquid levels as well as incorrect readings. 2) Regular flushing during each shift allows for accurate calibration of the liquid level on-site and inside the room.
Reply #102018-01-09
Water containing impurities and salts will enter the glass tube, so it must be cleaned at the end of each shift.

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