Why Is a Simple System Vexing in Power and Desalination Plant Maintenance?

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I look after the Maintenance of a Power and Desalination Plant. I love to find solutions to intriguing problems but am currently in a fix. A seemingly simple system has become a vexing problem.
 

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Welcome to the PF, Nirmal. Consider starting a thread in one of the Engineering forums to discuss the problems you are seeing. :smile:
 
berkeman said:
Welcome to the PF, Nirmal. Consider starting a thread in one of the Engineering forums to discuss the problems you are seeing. :smile:
Thanks Berkeman
 

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