When purging the reactor differential pressure gauge leads with hydrogen, it is required that the flow rate of hydrogen used for purging the leads in the negative pressure chamber be greater than that in the positive pressure chamber
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When using hydrogen to purge the leads of the reactor pressure differential gauge, it is required that the flow rate of hydrogen used for purging the leads in the negative-pressure chamber be greater than that in the positive-pressure chamber. Why is this? ? Please provide a detailed solution
I’m sorry, I got this question wrong! ! ! But I don’t know how to delete this post! ! ! The flow rates in the positive and negative chambers should be equal