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【Daily Question】 July 8th: How is coking carried out in the reaction unit of a coking plant, and how is water removed?

2015-07-08View Original

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This post was last edited by yuzp000 on 2015-7-7 10:57. Daily Question Activity: Multiple-choice question – What should be done when draining water from the cold coke in an old coke tower? A. Fast first, then slow B. Slow first, then fast C. Close the breathing valve D. Stop contacting the cooling tower B. Slow first, then fast. Please participate actively to win prizes. +5 points for correct answers, +2 points for participation. One time per person only. Close this topic in two days.
Reply #22015-07-08
The water drainage from the cold coke in the old coke tower should ( ). A. Fast first, then slow B. Slow first, then fast C. Close the breathing valve D. Stop contacting the cooling tower BD
Reply #32015-07-08
The water drainage for cold coke from the old coke tower should be (B). A. Fast first, then slow B. Slow first, then fast C. Close the breathing valve D. Stop contacting the cooling tower
Reply #42015-07-08
The water drainage from the cold coke in the old coke tower should ( ). B. Slow first, then fast
Reply #52015-07-08
The water discharge from the cold coke in the old coke tower should be (B). A. Fast first, then slow B. Slow first, then fast C. Close the breathing valve D. Stop contacting the cooling tower
Reply #62015-07-08
The water drainage from the cold coke in the old coke tower should ( ). B. Slow first, then fast

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