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2018-09-23View Original

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As the title suggests: Which of the following is NOT one of the functions of a sulfur-sealed tank? ( ) A. To prevent gas from entering the sulfur tank via the liquid sulfur line. B. To protect the fan. C. To avoid pressure buildup in the upstream equipment. D. To increase the operating pressure. The answer given is D. It seems to be C to me. Which answer do you think is the right one? Please share your thoughts, thank you. Bonus points
Reply #22018-09-26
Answers C and D are contradictory; D can increase pressure, so why can’t it cause pressure buildup upstream? So, in reality, the height of the sulfur-sealed tank remains constant, which results in a constant back pressure (the calculation is p=ρgh). Its function is similar to that of a safety valve; therefore, it is not possible for pressure to build up upstream
Reply #32018-09-27
What is the function of the liquid sulfur seal tank used in the sulfur workshop? You can take a look at that post on https://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1036209-2-1.html!

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