Feed distribution between the two Reactors
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Feed distribution between the two reactors. Is there a better way to express feed distribution in English?
Feed distribution between reactors – The poster is referring to two or more reactors. “Feed distribution between the two reactors” specifically means two reactors. Provide one; the original poster should refer to Feed distribution among the Reactors based on specific circumstances
Oh, why remove THE? Haven’t I been good at using the all this time?
If it is intended to be specific, for example, when referring to a feed that has been mentioned earlier in the text, \"the\" should be used; it should also be used when that feed functions as the subject. In short, it depends on the context of the sentence. It definitely isn’t needed here
It should be more appropriate to use “to”, right?
After \"distribution\", one can usually use \"of\" or prepositions related to the context that follows, such as: ……distribution of some diffusers…… ……distribution in other fields…… It is not common to see \"to\" used in this context, but \"for\" can be used to indicate purpose, for example: ……appropriate distribution for their security
It should be “material distribution”, right?
\"the\" is needed here to indicate that the two reactors form a single unit; the translator got it right.