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Have you heard of the common fourth wire and the zero reduction wire?

2012-12-01View Original

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What are the zero subtraction line and the constant four lines respectively?
Reply #22012-12-01
I’ve heard of the constant fourth wire, but I’ve never heard of a zero-reduction wire
Reply #32012-12-01
The ‘four side streams’ refer to the four side streams produced by an atmospheric tower; the ‘reduction stream’ might be the top oil or the first-stage oil – it’s just a name given to it, and the name itself isn’t important.
Reply #42012-12-02
Our company also has a regular fourth line, but it has not been used since the pressure relief system was installed to ensure its proper operation. I understand that Chang Si Xian oil is similar to Grade 1 and Grade 2 oils. I’ve never heard of the zero subtraction line before; could someone please explain it?
Reply #52012-12-06
The fourth side stream is the fourth side stream of the atmospheric tower, counted from the top of the tower downward; the ‘minus zero stream’ could be either the first minus stream or the top reflux – it’s just called differently

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