Fundamentals of Chemical Production* (9.22)
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This post was last edited by Chuyun Waichao on 2018-9-21 at 18:23. Basics of Chemical Production Study*: Fill in the blanks: The three types of process media are ( ), ( ), and ( ).
Reference answer: The three sequences of process media refer to the flow of process media from high-pressure systems to low-pressure systems, from production systems to domestic systems, and from flammable and explosive areas to safe systems. In production, it is essential to strictly prevent the \"three strays\".
The process media flow from high-pressure systems to low-pressure systems, from production systems to domestic systems, and from areas prone to fire and explosion to safe systems
The medium flows from high-pressure systems to low-pressure systems, from production systems to living systems, and from areas prone to fire and explosion to safe systems
The process media flow from high-pressure systems to low-pressure systems, from production systems to domestic systems, and from flammable and explosive areas to safety systems
It refers to the flow of process media from high-pressure systems to low-pressure systems, from production systems to domestic systems, and from areas prone to fire and explosion to safe systems
High-pressure systems are connected to low-pressure systems, production systems are connected to domestic systems, and areas prone to fire and explosion are connected to safety systems
The process media flow from high-pressure systems to low-pressure systems, from production systems to domestic systems, and from flammable and explosive areas to safe systems
From high-pressure systems to low-pressure systems, from production systems to domestic systems, from areas prone to fire and explosion to safety systems.
The process media flow from high-pressure systems to low-pressure systems, from production systems to domestic systems, and from areas prone to fire and explosion to safe systems
It refers to the flow of process media from high-pressure systems to low-pressure systems, from production systems to domestic systems, and from flammable and explosive areas to safe systems