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【Daily Question】Question from Issue 20151022

2015-10-22View Original

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Participation reward: 2 Wealth. Reward for correct answer: 9 wealth. In the design calculations for buried hot oil pipelines, the ground temperature should be taken as ( ). A. Annual average ground temperature at the depth where the pipeline is buried B. Average ground temperature in the coldest month at the depth where the pipeline is buried C. Lowest ground temperature at the depth where the pipeline is buried D. Highest ground temperature at the depth where the pipeline is buried 【Production and Management Division】Seeking moderators and technical discussants to join
Reply #22015-10-22
In the design calculations for buried hot oil pipelines, the ground temperature should be taken as (B)
Reply #32015-10-22
In the design calculations for buried hot oil pipelines, the ground temperature should be taken as (B). A. Average annual ground temperature at the depth where the pipeline is buried B. Average ground temperature in the coldest month at the depth where the pipeline is buried C. Lowest ground temperature at the depth where the pipeline is buried D. Highest ground temperature at the depth where the pipeline is buried
Reply #42015-10-22
In the design calculations for buried hot oil pipelines, the ground temperature should be taken as (B).
Reply #52015-10-22
In the design calculations for buried hot oil pipelines, the ground temperature should be taken as (A). A. Average annual ground temperature at the depth where the pipeline is buried B. Average ground temperature in the coldest month at the depth where the pipeline is buried C. Lowest ground temperature at the depth where the pipeline is buried D. Highest ground temperature at the depth where the pipeline is buried
Reply #62015-10-22
In the design calculations for buried hot oil pipelines, the ground temperature should be taken as (B). A. Average annual ground temperature at the depth where the pipeline is buried B. Average ground temperature in the coldest month at the depth where the pipeline is buried C. Lowest ground temperature at the depth where the pipeline is buried D. Highest ground temperature at the depth where the pipeline is buried
Reply #72015-10-22
I think the answer is C, right?
Reply #82015-10-22
B、--------------------------------------------------
Reply #92015-10-22
In the design calculations for buried hot oil pipelines, the ground temperature should be taken as (B). A. Average annual ground temperature at the depth where the pipeline is buried B. Average ground temperature in the coldest month at the depth where the pipeline is buried C. Lowest ground temperature at the depth where the pipeline is buried D. Highest ground temperature at the depth where the pipeline is buried
Reply #102015-10-22
In the design calculations for buried hot oil pipelines, the ground temperature should be taken as (B). A. Average annual ground temperature at the depth where the pipeline is buried B. Average ground temperature in the coldest month at the depth where the pipeline is buried C. Lowest ground temperature at the depth where the pipeline is buried D. Highest ground temperature at the depth where the pipeline is buried
Reply #112015-10-22
In the design calculations for buried hot oil pipelines, the ground temperature should be taken as (B).

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