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2015-07-23View Original

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Reasons for a sharp increase in pressure during the PVC polymerization process without an increase in temperature: ( ) A. Excessive amount of water added B. Impure discharge from the pump C. Too high a filling factor D. Uneven dispersion of the mixture. Answer: A, B, C
Reply #22015-07-23
A. Excessive water injection volume B. Impure discharge from the pump C. Too high a filling factor
Reply #32015-07-23
Reasons for a sharp increase in pressure without an increase in temperature during the VC polymerization process: (A) A, excessive amount of water being injected; B, impurities in the product discharged by the pump; C, too high a packing factor; D, uneven dispersion of the system
Reply #42015-07-23
Reasons for the sharp increase in pressure while the temperature does not rise during the PVC polymerization process: (ABC)
Reply #52015-07-24
Choose c; the filling factor is too large. We call it Manfu here.
Reply #62015-07-24
A, B, C. Excessive water injection, impure discharge from the pump, too high filler coefficient
Reply #72015-07-24
Reasons for a sharp increase in pressure without an increase in temperature during the PVC polymerization process: (ABC) A、Excessive amount of water added B、Impure discharge from the pump C、Too high a filling factor D、Uneven dispersion of the mixture
Reply #82015-07-24
A. Excessive water injection volume B. Impure discharge from the pump C. Too high a filling factor
Reply #92015-07-24
A. Excessive water injection volume B. Impure discharge from the pump C. Too high a filling factor
Reply #102015-07-24
Reasons for a sharp increase in pressure without an increase in temperature during the PVC polymerization process: (A B C) A. Excessive amount of water added B. Impure discharge from the pump C. Too high a filling factor
Reply #112015-07-24
The correct answers are ABC. . . . . .

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