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September 1: Boiler Foundation Questions 17 – Glossary Explanations: (A certain score will be given to the top 30)

2015-09-01View Original

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True or False: The air leakage coefficient of a boiler refers to the ratio of the difference in air volume at the inlet and outlet of the air passage to the theoretical air volume. （）
Reply #22015-09-01
Boiler air leakage coefficient: refers to the ratio of the difference in air volume at the inlet and outlet of the air passage to the theoretical air volume. (√)
Reply #32015-09-01
Boiler air leakage coefficient: refers to the ratio of the difference in air volume at the inlet and outlet of the air passage to the theoretical air volume. (Correct)
Reply #42015-09-01
Boiler air leakage coefficient: refers to the ratio of the difference in air volume at the inlet and outlet of the air passage to the theoretical air volume. (Correct)
Reply #52015-09-01
True or False: The air leakage coefficient of a boiler refers to the ratio of the difference in air volume at the inlet and outlet of the air passage to the theoretical air volume. (Correct)
Reply #62015-09-01
Boiler air leakage coefficient: refers to the ratio of the difference in air volume at the inlet and outlet of the air passage to the theoretical air volume. (Correct)
Reply #72015-09-01
Correct. ，。 . . . . . . . .
Reply #82015-09-01
Boiler air leakage coefficient: refers to the ratio of the difference in air volume at the inlet and outlet of the air passage to the theoretical air volume. (Yes)
Reply #92015-09-01
Correct, please give your feedback. . . . . .
Reply #102015-09-01
Boiler air leakage coefficient: refers to the ratio of the difference in air volume at the inlet and outlet of the air passage to the theoretical air volume. (√)

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