When the reactor temperature rises excessively, why can the emergency pressure relief at 2.1 MPa/mi in hydrocracking prevent the reactor temperature from exceeding the design value?
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As the title suggests, will emergency pressure relief ensure that the reactor does not exceed its design temperature? Refer to the attachment; in Calculation Method 1, what does it mean that the reactor wall temperature does not increase significantly?
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