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【Daily Question】December 04, 2015: Reasons for excessive vibration in the smoke extractor

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This post was last edited by springpang on 2015-12-5 at 13:18. The main cause that does not contribute to excessive vibration in flue gas turbines is ( ). A. High concentration of catalyst dust B. Uneven thermal expansion of the pipeline system C. High flue gas temperature D. Mismatched load on the turbine unit
Reply #22015-12-04
C. High flue gas temperature. -------------
Reply #32015-12-04
The main cause that does not contribute to excessive vibration in the flue gas fan is (C). A. High concentration of catalyst dust; B. Uneven thermal expansion of the machine’s pipelines; C. High flue gas temperature; D. Mismatched load on the unit
Reply #42015-12-04
. The main cause that does not contribute to excessive vibration in the flue gas turbine is (C). A. High concentration of catalyst dust B. Uneven thermal expansion of the pipeline system C. High flue gas temperature D. Mismatched load on the unit
Reply #52015-12-04
The last edit to this post was made by springpang on 2015-12-5 at 13:19. The main causes of excessive vibration in flue gas exhaust systems do not include (C). A. High concentration of catalyst dust; B. Uneven thermal expansion of the system’s pipelines; C. High flue gas temperature; D. Mismatched load on the unit
Reply #62015-12-04
The main cause of excessive vibration in the smoke extractor does not include (C)
Reply #72015-12-04
The main cause that does not contribute to excessive vibration in the flue gas fan is (C). A. High concentration of catalyst dust; B. Uneven thermal expansion of the machine’s pipelines; C. High flue gas temperature; D. Mismatched load on the unit
Reply #82015-12-04
The main cause that does not contribute to excessive vibration in the flue gas fan is (C). A. High concentration of catalyst dust; B. Uneven thermal expansion of the machine’s pipelines; C. High flue gas temperature; D. Mismatched load on the unit
Reply #92015-12-04
The main causes of excessive vibration in flue gas turbines do not include (C). A. High concentration of catalyst dust; B. Uneven thermal expansion of the pipeline system; C. High flue gas temperature; D. Mismatched load on the turbine unit
Reply #102015-12-04
. The main cause of excessive vibration in the flue gas exhaust fan does not include (C) C. High flue gas temperature

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