Possible reasons for excessively high tower pressure (+3 wealth for participation, +wealth for answering 3–6 correctly)
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This post was last edited by HSLJHZ on 2015-10-11 08:10. Possible reasons for excessively high tower pressure include: (), clogged control valves, drifting opening degrees of control valves, and blocked exhaust pipes – all of these can lead to high pressure. Identifying the cause and making timely adjustments will help to effectively control the tower pressure. Whatever the reason, first increase the exhaust volume while reducing the heating amount, control the pressure, and then take further action. A) Excessive heating, B) Cutoff of the refrigerant, C) Excessive return flow, D) Faulty pressure gauge; Answer: A) B) D)
I guess: A) too intense heating, B) coolant interruption
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Possible reasons for excessively high tower pressure include: (AB). A clogged control valve, drift in the opening degree of the control valve, and a clogged exhaust pipe can all lead to high pressure. Identifying these causes and making timely adjustments will help to effectively control the tower pressure. Whatever the reason, first increase the exhaust volume while reducing the heating amount, control the pressure, and then take further action. A) Excessive heating, B) Refrigerant interruption, C) Excessive return flow, D) Faulty pressure gauge,
Possible reasons for excessively high tower pressure include: (A) too rapid heating, (B) interruption of the refrigerant flow). Clogged control valves, drifting valve openings, and blocked exhaust pipes can all lead to high pressure. Identifying these causes and making timely adjustments will help to effectively control the tower pressure. Whatever the reason, first increase the exhaust volume while reducing the heating amount, control the pressure, and then take further action. A) Excessive heating, B) Refrigerant interruption, C) Excessive return flow, D) Faulty pressure gauge,
Possible reasons for excessively high tower pressure include: (ABD). Clogged control valves, drifting valve openings, and blocked exhaust pipes can all lead to high pressure. Identifying these causes and making timely adjustments will help to effectively control the tower pressure. Whatever the reason, first increase the exhaust volume while reducing the heating amount, control the pressure, and then take further action. A) Excessive heating, B) Refrigerant interruption, C) Excessive return flow, D) Faulty pressure gauge,
A) The heating is too intense. . . . . . . . . . . .
Possible reasons for excessively high tower pressure include: (CDAB), clogged control valves, drift in the opening degree of control valves, and blocked exhaust pipes – all of these can lead to high pressure. Identifying the cause and making timely adjustments will help to effectively control the tower pressure. Whatever the reason, first increase the exhaust volume while reducing the heating amount, control the pressure, and then take further action. A) Excessive heating, B) Refrigerant interruption, C) Excessive return flow, D) Faulty pressure gauge,
Possible reasons for excessively high tower pressure include: (A B D). A clogged control valve, drift in the opening degree of the control valve, and a clogged exhaust pipe can all lead to high pressure. Identifying these causes and making timely adjustments will help to effectively control the tower pressure. Whatever the reason, first increase the exhaust volume while reducing the heating amount, control the pressure, and then take further action.