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【Daily Question】Question from Issue 20151111

2015-11-11 View Original

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Participation reward: 2 Wealth. Reward for correct answer: 9 wealth. To prevent static electricity from forming in the oil, it is necessary to take certain actions during its transportation. A. The temperature should not be too high. B. The speed should not be too fast. C. The pipe diameter should not be too large. D. The distance should not be too far. [Production and Management Division] Seeking moderators and technical discussants to join
Reply #2 2015-11-11
To prevent static electricity from forming in the oil, it is handled during transportation (B). A. The temperature cannot be too high. B. The speed cannot be too fast. C. The pipe diameter cannot be too large. D. The distance cannot be too far
Reply #3 2015-11-11
To prevent static electricity from forming in the oil, its transport speed (B) must not be too high.
Reply #4 2015-11-11
B. The speed should not be too fast---------------------------------------
Reply #5 2015-11-11
To prevent static electricity from forming in the oil, it is done during transportation (B). A. The temperature cannot be too high. B. The speed cannot be too fast. C. The pipe diameter cannot be too large. D. The distance cannot be too far
Reply #6 2015-11-11
To prevent static electricity from forming in the oil, it is handled during transportation (B). A. The temperature cannot be too high. B. The speed cannot be too fast. C. The pipe diameter cannot be too large. D. The distance cannot be too far
Reply #7 2015-11-11
The answer is B.......................................
Reply #8 2015-11-11
To prevent static electricity from forming in the oil, its transport speed (B) must not be too high.

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