【Daily Question】11.19 Fill-in-the-blank: When the amount of acidic gas decreases, the air supply volume should be appropriately (), to prevent excess oxygen after combustion
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Fill-in-the-blank: When the amount of acidic gas decreases, the air supply volume should be appropriately (reduced) to prevent an excess of oxygen after combustion; on this basis, a larger (air-to-gas ratio) should be maintained to keep the furnace temperature and bed temperature stable. Participation earns +2 points, correct answers earn +5 points, in-depth discussions earn +8 points. Activity participation: “My Most Crazy” earns +20 points. Promotion: @Guan Gongyu – When posting on the forum, include the following 2 links; for each link, reply with your post address to receive a reward of 5 points (10 points for the main post). [Petroleum Chemicals Event] Registration for “My Most Crazy” event. [Petroleum and Chemicals Section] Registration for the “Show Your SimSun Font” event. “My Plant, My Home” – Photo competition (10 points per photo). http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1495069-1-1.html
When the amount of acidic gas decreases, the air supply volume should be adjusted accordingly (decreased) to prevent an excess of oxygen after combustion; on this basis, a higher air-to-gas ratio should be maintained to keep the furnace temperature and the bed temperature stable
When the amount of acidic gas decreases, the air supply volume should be adjusted accordingly (decreased) to prevent an excess of oxygen after combustion; on this basis, a higher air-to-gas ratio should be maintained to keep the furnace temperature and the bed temperature stable
When the amount of acidic gas decreases, the air supply volume should be adjusted accordingly (decreased) to prevent an excess of oxygen after combustion; on this basis, a higher air-to-gas ratio should be maintained to keep the furnace temperature and bed temperature stable
When the amount of acidic gas decreases, the air supply volume should be adjusted accordingly (decreased) to prevent an excess of oxygen after combustion; on this basis, a higher air-to-gas ratio should be maintained to keep the furnace temperature and bed temperature stable
When the amount of acidic gas decreases, the air supply volume should be adjusted accordingly (decreased) to prevent an excess of oxygen after combustion; on this basis, a higher air-to-gas ratio should be maintained to keep the furnace temperature and bed temperature stable
When the amount of acidic gas decreases, the air supply volume should be adjusted accordingly (reduced) to prevent an excess of oxygen after combustion; on this basis, a larger volume of mixed gas should be controlled in order to maintain the furnace temperature and the bed temperature
－－Reduce－－－air-to-air ratio－－－
Increase. . . . . . . . . . Air volume