Lower space liquid level
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Lower space level: Monitor the liquid level in the lower space of Reactor A. When the liquid level reaches 50%, open the valve to discharge the condensate, allowing it to be cooled by the start-up cooler before returning to the buffer tank. Introduction: The upper part of this reactor contains the catalyst, while there is space in the lower part. Is there a better term to describe the liquid level in that lower space?
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Lower space liquid level: liquid level of lower part
the level of the reactor bottom
Agree with what was said on floor 5: I also think \"bottom\" can be used; it’s used in some materials, and when translating into Chinese, \"bottom\" will be rendered as \"lower part\"/\"bottom\", depending on the context. When translating, the original poster can take English usage into consideration; for example, in English, “foot” refers not only to the foot but also to the leg.
Agree with points 5 and 6 regarding the term \"bottom\"; in a fixed-bed reactor, there is usually an empty tank-like space beneath the bed layer, so it’s sufficient to simply say \"bottom level of the reactor A\". \"Bottom\" can refer directly to the bottom of a tower or tank, and even to the objects that are at the bottom. If you are worried, you can say: the liquid level at the bottom(lower) part of the reactor A