Regarding the issue of hot oil transportation

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For the first start-up, hot oil is used for transportation, while diesel is employed for normal operations. How should oil be transported in the side-line stripping tower as well as in the kerosene and diesel lines? If diesel or hot oil is used, there will be no liquid level in the side-line tower, making it impossible to transport oil. One has to wait until normal feeding begins and the temperature reaches the appropriate level before a liquid level can be established gradually. However, considering this is the first start-up, although the two side-line towers have been washed with water and made airtight, it is not possible to use them with water for transportation or with hot oil. Will putting them into use directly pose a risk of leakage? I would appreciate advice from those with experience in this area

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