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【Daily Question】July 6: What to do when there is a seal leakage in a liquid hydrocarbon pump?

2015-07-05View Original

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One daily activity question (multiple-choice question): When a liquid hydrocarbon pump leaks at its seal, (   ). A. The leakage is minor; it can be used continued. B. Protect it with a steam belt and continue using it. C. A special wrench should be used immediately to switch the pump. D. A regular wrench should be used immediately to switch the pump. Answer: C. A special wrench should be used immediately to switch the pump. Please participate actively for prizes. +5 points for correct answers, +2 points for participation. One time per person only. Close this topic in two days.
Reply #22015-07-05
C. A special wrench should be used immediately to switch the pump
Reply #32015-07-05
C. A special wrench should be used immediately to switch the pump
Reply #42015-07-05
C. A special wrench should be used immediately to switch the pump
Reply #52015-07-05
When the seal of a liquid hydrocarbon pump leaks, (   ). C. A special wrench should be used immediately to switch the pump
Reply #62015-07-05
C. A special wrench should be used immediately to switch the pump
Reply #72015-07-05
C. A special wrench should be used immediately to switch the pump
Reply #82015-07-05
C. A special wrench should be used immediately to switch the pump; ordinary wrenches can generate sparks when in contact, which may lead to a leak of liquefied gas and an explosion
Reply #92015-07-05
C. A special wrench should be used immediately to switch the pump; ordinary wrenches can generate sparks when in contact, which may lead to a leak of liquefied gas and an explosion

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