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【Daily Question】 January 12 Which part of the coke tower is prone to thermal stress corrosion deformation?

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This post was last edited by Cuaji Yisu on 2016-1-18 08:48. Daily Question Activity Question (single-choice question): The part of the coke tower where thermal stress corrosion deformation is likely to occur is ( ). A. Top of the coke tower B. Upper part of the coke tower C. Summit of the coke tower D. Footing of the coke tower. Hidden content in this post: D. Footing of the coke tower. Please participate actively to win prizes. +10 points for correct answers, +5 points for participation. One time per person only. Close this topic after seven days.
Reply #22016-01-12
The part of the coke tower where thermal stress corrosion deformation is likely to occur is (D). A. Top of the coke tower B. Upper part of the coke tower C. Summit of the coke tower D. Footing of the coke tower
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The part of the coke tower where thermal stress corrosion deformation is likely to occur is (D). A. Top of the coke tower B. Upper part of the coke tower C. Summit of the coke tower D. Footing of the coke tower
Reply #42016-01-12
B, I don’t know how to determine the correct answer?

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