With a reduced amount of gasoline, how can the effectiveness of alkaline washing be adjusted to ensure that the gasoline meets the corrosion requirements?
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I would like to ask everyone: after the amount of gasoline decreases, how can the effectiveness of the alkaline cleaning process be adjusted so that the gasoline meets the corrosion requirements?
Reducing the amount of gasoline should make operation easier; as long as the quality and concentration of the alkaline solution meet the requirements, there will be no problems with gasoline corrosion； Only when there is a large amount of gasoline, if no adjustments are made, the gasoline corrosion test may fail ； If the amount of alkali circulating is increased, gasoline may become alkaline; in such cases, it is necessary to find an appropriate amount of alkali solution for circulation
The amount of gasoline can be adjusted when it is high, but why doesn’t adjusting the alkali circulation line work when the amount is low?