December 13th: True or False question No. 118 on boiler foundations: (A certain score will be given to the top 50 participants)
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True or False: When the water level gauge is not visible, and the feedwater flow rate is greater than the steam flow rate, resulting in a decrease in the superheater temperature, the boiler is under water shortage. () Thank you for your support. Correct answers earn an additional +5–8 points to wealth; incorrect answers earn +1 point. For those in the top 50, regardless of whether the answer is correct or not, they receive +3 points to wealth
When the water level gauge cannot be seen, and the feedwater flow rate is greater than the steam flow rate causing the superheater temperature to drop, the boiler is short of water. (X)
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When the water level gauge cannot be seen, and the feedwater flow rate is greater than the steam flow rate causing the superheater temperature to drop, the boiler is short of water. Wrong
When the water level gauge cannot be seen, and the feedwater flow rate is greater than the steam flow rate causing the superheater temperature to drop, the boiler is short of water. (X)
When the water level gauge cannot be seen, and the feedwater flow rate is greater than the steam flow rate causing the superheater temperature to drop, the boiler is short of water. (x)
When the water level gauge cannot be seen, and the feedwater flow rate is greater than the steam flow rate causing the superheater temperature to drop, the boiler is short of water. (X)
When the water level gauge cannot be seen, and the feedwater flow rate is greater than the steam flow rate causing the superheater temperature to drop, the boiler is short of water. (Mistake)