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How should a sudden rise in vacuum in the turbine air cooler be handled?

Reply #22016-05-20

Check to see if there’s a leak somewhere

Reply #32016-05-20

1. Reasons for the vacuum extractor. 2. Whether there is leakage at the pipeline flanges. 3. Reasons related to the atmospheric safety valve or water seal. 4. Whether the shaft seal is functioning properly. 5. A decrease in the cooling source for the surface cooler

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