What is the flow rate of ethanol in fluid transport practices?

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Ethanol is used in chemical manufacturing, and how do people control the actual flow rate during fluid transportation? How is the flow rate range determined? Under normal circumstances, we keep it at 2 m/s. I’m not sure how others control it Meanwhile, what should be the control level for the ammonia venting rate in ammonia synthesis? Due to factors such as abnormal reactions, we often encounter situations where ammonia is released under excessive pressure. Everyone doesn’t know what the optimal flow rate for ammonia during release should be; sometimes the release speed is too high, and the absorption liquid isn’t fast enough to absorb it, causing it to be released into the atmosphere – which is very dangerous! Please give me some advice! ! ! !

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