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The top-reduction vacuum extractor makes intermittent noises, and no change in pressure at the top of the tower is detected; the vacuum steam pressure is 0.8 MPa

2017-05-12View Original

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The top-reduction vacuum extractor makes intermittent noises, and no change in pressure at the top of the tower can be detected; the vacuum steam pressure is 0.8 MPa. What could be the cause?
Reply #22017-05-13
It is possible that the cooling effect of the outlet cooler is poor
Reply #32017-05-16
Is it a water hammer phenomenon caused by the condensation water of steam?
Reply #42017-05-22
If the amount of steam pumped out is high, there should be a cross-flow sound
Reply #52017-06-09
The steam pressure of the booster is not set correctly
Reply #62017-06-09
Take a look at the booster, steam flow rate

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