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What does slug mean in a sentence?

2009-02-26View Original

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•Introduction of a slug of free water to the Benzene Recovery Column feed when establishing flow through the Alkylation Reactor System should be avoided in order to prevent column relief and potential damage to the internals. What does slug mean in a sentence?
Reply #22009-02-26
It probably means scumbag. When setting up a process using an alkylation reactor system, mixing non-aqueous sludge in the feed to the benzene recovery tower should be avoided to protect the tower from pressure relief and potential damage to the outside. Limited capabilities are for reference only- -
Reply #32009-02-26
a slug of free water, personally I think it’s just a little bit of free water; A slug of means a big mouthful, a small cup, and by extension, a little water.
Reply #42009-02-26
1. Small pieces of metal;* * ,The projectile is extended to a point, and there is some rhetorical meaning here, which is not always dry in foreign scientific and technological literature. [American] [Slang] (of wine, etc.) a big sip, a small glass, limited to the occasion, it should not be the intended meaning.
Reply #52009-02-26
Sorry, I misread it as a slag.- -
Reply #62009-02-27
Looking at the structure, this should be a quantifier, and the specific meaning does not need to be translated. Probably means: In the process of the alkylation reaction system, in order to reduce the burden on the benzene recovery tower and damage to the components inside the tower, it is necessary to avoid mixing (a small amount of) moisture (free water) in the feed to the recovery tower. :)

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