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【Daily Question No. 344】December 16, 2018

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【Daily Question No. 344】December 16, 2018: Briefly explain what copper sheet corrosion is Weekend easy questions: Immerse the copper sheet in the oil sample using the specified method, and determine whether the test is successful or not based on the change in the color of the copper sheet’s surface. (Unless otherwise specified, all questions and answers are based on hydrogenation units.) ) Correct: 3 wealth, Incorrect: 1 wealth ; Mass posting of posts – rated based on the lowest score ; Replies that are unrelated to the answer are considered spam and will be deleted immediately. For management purposes, if you need to view content from a few days ago, please go to https://bbs.hcbbs.com/home.php?mod=space&uid=3862647&do=thread&view=me&from=space through the summary post below
Reply #22018-12-16
A qualitative method for determining the corrosivity of oils. It mainly determines whether the oil contains active sulfides and elemental sulfur that can corrode metals.
Reply #32018-12-16
A qualitative method for determining the corrosivity of oils. It mainly determines whether the oil contains active sulfides and elemental sulfur that can corrode metals.
Reply #42018-12-16
The copper sheet is immersed in the test oil according to the specified method, and the test is deemed successful or unsuccessful based on the change in the color of the copper sheet’s surface.
Reply #52018-12-16
A qualitative method for determining the corrosivity of oils. It mainly determines whether the oil contains active sulfides and elemental sulfur that can corrode metals. To determine the corrosivity of fuel oil, a polished standard-sized copper sheet is immersed in the oil; after maintaining the specified temperature and time as required by the product specifications, it is removed and its surface color is compared with that of a copper sheet that has not been immersed in the oil. The corrosion level is determined based on the green, black, brownish-black, or steel-gray spots appearing on the oil-soaked test pieces.
Reply #62018-12-16
The copper sheet is immersed in the test oil according to the specified method, and the test is deemed successful or unsuccessful based on the change in the color of the copper sheet’s surface.
Reply #72018-12-16
A qualitative method for determining the corrosivity of oils. It mainly determines whether the oil contains active sulfides and elemental sulfur that can corrode metals.
Reply #82018-12-16
Copper sheet corrosion: A qualitative method that uses copper sheets to directly determine the presence of active sulfur in oils. It is a qualitative method for checking whether engine fuel, jet fuel, or lubricating oil contains active sulfides or free sulfur. The copper sheet is immersed in the test oil according to the specified method, and the test is deemed successful or unsuccessful based on the change in the color of the copper sheet’s surface.
Reply #92018-12-16
The copper sheet is immersed in the test oil according to the specified method, and the test is deemed successful or unsuccessful based on the change in the color of the copper sheet’s surface.
Reply #102018-12-16
The copper sheet corrosion test can be used to determine whether the fuel contains active sulfides that can corrode metals.

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