Factors affecting large breathing loss
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This post was last edited by hnan on 2015-9-29 at 13:08. Prize for correct answer: The factors that affect the large-scale breathing losses of oil products are (the speed of oil intake and output from the tank, the pressure rating of the tank, the number of times the tank is used, and the quality of the oil stored). A: The volume of the oil tank; B: The speed at which oil is taken in or out of the tank; C: The number of times the tank is used; D: The external atmospheric pressure. It is recommended that when providing your own answers, you also explain your reasoning behind them, based on your own understanding. This is better than simply copying and repeating meaningless symbols just to post something, thereby avoiding the suspicion of posting irrelevant content. We will reward promptly and select the best answer.
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This post was last edited by hnan on 2015-9-29 at 13:12. Large breathing losses are primarily influenced by the rate of oil intake and output; the faster and in larger quantities oil is taken in or out, the greater the large breathing losses； The more times a oil tank is used per year, the greater the large breathing losses will be. Choose B C
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Oil receipt and dispatch speed of Tank B; Number of turnover cycles of Tank C
B, C, and D are related to changes in external temperature via small respiration, while the others are related via large respiration
A Volume of the oil tank B Oil transfer rate of the tank C Number of turnover cycles of the tank D External atmospheric pressure
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