Where should the valve be opened at the start of steam pipe shooting? ?
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Under normal circumstances, shooting starts by opening the valve at the end of the steam pipe, but what would be the effect if the valve were opened at the starting point of the steam pipe? ? Because the steam flow velocity is certainly highest behind the valve; when the valve is opened at the starting point, the steam flow velocity in the path behind it is relatively high
We fought once, using the valve at the starting point for control.
When testing the rotation of the turbines in our factory, we use the valves in the fan room for control; the starting point is more than 200 meters away, which makes operation inconvenient. But the starting-point control will yield better results
I would like to ask what does \"open the valve\" mean? What does the valve control, the flow rate? I think it’s reasonable to want to be close to the shooting range, right?
It essentially involves purging the pipeline to remove rust, debris, and other impurities from within it. Steam target shooting is very noisy and must be carried out intermittently.
So, starting from the beginning, what preparations need to be done in advance for the backup route? ? How can we ensure the accuracy of shooting from the rear approach?
So, how good are your marksmanship skills? Are there any preparations to be made on the back side before starting shooting?