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【Production Version】Daily Question 2018-3-30 (Short Answer)

2018-03-30View Original

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What is the purpose of adding alkali at the bottom of the methanol-water separation tower? It is to prevent organic substances from forming polymers in an acidic environment, which could otherwise cause scaling and blockages in the equipment.
Reply #22018-03-30
To prevent organic substances from forming polymers in acidic conditions, which could cause scaling and blockages in the equipment.
Reply #32018-03-30
Prevent organic substances from forming polymers under acidic conditions, which could cause scaling and blockage of equipment.
Reply #42018-03-30
It is mainly to prevent coarse methanol from corroding the equipment; usually, the pH value of methanol is kept around 8.
Reply #52018-03-30
Neutralization is carried out to prevent organic substances from forming polymers under acidic conditions, which could cause scaling and blockages in the equipment
Reply #62018-03-30
To prevent organic substances from forming polymers in acidic conditions, which could cause scaling and blockages in the equipment.
Reply #72018-03-30
To prevent organic substances from forming polymers in acidic conditions, which could cause scaling and blockages in the equipment.
Reply #82018-03-30
It is mainly to prevent coarse methanol from corroding the equipment; usually, the pH value of methanol is kept around 8.
Reply #92018-03-30
To prevent organic substances from forming polymers in acidic conditions, which could cause scaling and blockages in the equipment
Reply #102018-03-30
This is mainly to prevent coarse methanol from corroding the equipment; typically, the pH value of methanol is kept around 8

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