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I would like to ask the teachers: I often hear the term \"flat pressing\". What exactly does it mean, how is it carried out, what is its purpose? Could you please explain it in detail?
Hello, teacher. Could you explain it in more detail? I still don’t quite understand.
To be specific, is it a system, a container, or a loading/unloading device? *Generally speaking, it involves balancing the pressures of different pressure vessels. For example, if one spherical tank has a pressure of 0.8 Mpa and another has a pressure of 1.0 Mpa, by connecting them through gas pipelines, the pressure will flow from the tank with the higher pressure to the one with the lower pressure, until the pressures of both tanks are roughly equal. This kind of operation is commonly referred to as pressure equalization.
Hello, teacher. For example, when discharging material from a dryer within the system, the dryer is in a vacuum state before discharge; discharging must be carried out under equal pressure. What does this mean?
I have no experience with the type of operation you’re talking about. Could you tell me what kind of device or system it is? What kind of material is discharged from the dryer? Does \"discharging\" refer to feeding material in or removing it?
It's sufficient to focus on maintaining the balance of pressure. Wherever the dryer discharges its contents, it will be at the same pressure as that location; if it discharges to the ground, it will be at the same pressure as the atmosphere, and the atmosphere is drawn in to facilitate discharge while breaking the vacuum. I don’t know your techniques; it’s just a guess.
Hmm, I see. Thank you for your reply.