How should we understand “stand”?
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• At this stage, the reaction section might still be dirty with leftover construction materials such as welding rods, nuts, bolts, and paper. To prevent these materials from spreading throughout the entire reaction section, it may be advisable to install special strainers at each inlet of the reactor. If such strainers are indeed installed, their design must ensure that they are compatible with the material used in the reactor, and that they can withstand the pressure differences as well as the drying temperatures How should we understand “stand”? I translated it as follows, but I keep feeling it’s not right. • At this stage, the reaction area may still contain residual construction materials such as dirty items like welding rods, nuts, bolts, and paper. To prevent these substances from entering the entire reaction section, it is recommended to install special filters at each inlet of the reactor. If installed, the design material of the filter screen used should be the same as that of the reactor; otherwise, it will increase the pressure drop and drying temperature.
If a filter is installed, its material must be compatible with that of the reactor, and it must be able to withstand the pressure drop as well as the drying temperature. Personally, I think “Stand” here means to bear. Please give me your further guidance.
And it will withstand the pressure drop and the drying temperature; moreover, the material of the filter will be able to tolerate such pressure drop and drying temperature.
Drying temperature: the temperature used for drying, as well as the pressure and temperature tolerance
What was said on the 2nd floor makes sense! ! ! !