Today I did a extra experiment according to the boiler pressure sensor.
The pressure is for a packed colum only as that is what I tested.
As I told before the normal pressure during the run is about 8 dpa to 12 dpa
During stabilisation under full reflux the pressure is about 50 dpa to 65 dpa as a result of extra fluid into the packing and offcourse that gives extra pressure as the gas can not go freely to the top of the colum.
So it always stays under the limit of the eparrot alarm that is set to 100 dpa as standart added into the program.
This run there was time for a experiment , as always people write on several forums about danger coming from tight pressed packing into a colum DO NOT PRESS scrubbers they say without any measuraments , so okay I did exactly that,pressed the scrubbers more tight than I normaly do and see how mr Edwin his invention will make things clear.
The pressure did never reach a dangerous level It was during the complete run at about 63 dpa.
So all I can say is ok flooding may occure but there is no danger what so ever.
See the photo's I took from the run with the tight packed colum,and the photo from a normal packed colum of the previous run.