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| Irregular feeding or surging of the feed water supply to a flash evaporator may be attributed to __________. |
| A) a clogged vent line from the air eductor condenser |
| B) a dirty strainer in the salt water feed pump suction line |
| C) excessive pressure in the sea water feed heater |
| D) erratic water flow through the air eductor |
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| Gentry12 - 2025-07-10 04:22:35 Registered (2) |
| Wow, I never realized how critical a steady feed water supply could be in the reliability of a flash evaporator system. There was a time back in my engineering training when we faced a similar issue due to a clogged strainer. The flow kept fluctuating, reminding me of the unpredictable pace in <a href="https://slitherio.onl">Slither io</a>. Quick maintenance saved the day, but it was certainly a valuable lesson. |
| DaleLaskowski - 2025-04-28 03:52:28 Registered (3) |
| Hmm, dealing with flash evaporators can be tricky. Irregular feedwater flow? Sounds like option B, a dirty strainer in the saltwater feed pump suction line, is the most likely culprit. Imagine trying to play slope unblocked with lag; that's what a clogged line feels like for the evaporator! The game and feedwater both need a smooth, unobstructed path. |