【Daily Question】11.13 Multiple-choice question: If the air-fuel ratio is too high during sulfur recovery operations, the temperature in the combustion furnace ( )
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Multiple-choice question: During sulfur recovery operations, if the air-fuel ratio is too high, the temperature in the combustion furnace () while the temperature rise in the converter bed () A. increases Decreases A. increases； Reduce B, reduce ； Increase C, increase ； Increase D, Decrease ； Reduction: Participation = +2 wealth; Correct answers = +5 wealth; In-depth discussions = +8 wealth. Participating in the “My Most Crazy” activity = +20 wealth. Promotion: When posting, include the following 2 links; for each link, reply with your post address to earn 5 wealth as a reward (10 wealth for the main post). [Petroleum Chemicals Activity] Registration page for the “My Most Crazy” activity. [Petroleum and Chemicals Section] Registration page for the “Show Your SimSun Typeface” activity. [Dry Gas and Wastewater Section] “Question Chain” game – Only real men can reach floor 100
During sulfur recovery operations, an excessive air-fuel ratio leads to an increase in the temperature of the combustion furnace, while the temperature rise in the converter bed decreases
During sulfur recovery operations, an excessive air-fuel ratio leads to an increase in the temperature of the combustion furnace, while the temperature of the converter bed decreases.
During sulfur recovery operations, an excessive air-fuel ratio leads to an increase in the temperature of the combustion furnace, while the temperature of the converter bed decreases
During the sulfur recovery process, if the air-fuel ratio is too high, the temperature in the combustion furnace () and the temperature rise in the converter bed () A. Increases； Reduce
A. Increase； Reduce ............................................
During sulfur recovery operations, an excessive air-fuel ratio leads to an increase in the temperature of the combustion furnace, while the temperature of the converter bed decreases