Cold high-level liquid level
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Would increasing the cold high-level liquid level or the interface level lead to a reduction in the amount of dissolved hydrogen?
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It seems to have a significant impact only when the level is too high or too low; under normal conditions, it causes liquid to be carried in the circulating hydrogen when the level is too high, and it leads to high-grade material mixing with low-grade material when the level is too low. With normal adjustments of the liquid level, there should be little impact, and we generally keep it around 50%. . .
The impact of low temperature isn’t significant; it’s mainly the dissolution of high-temperature components that matters
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Dissolved hydrogen is mainly related to temperature