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【Daily Question】Hydrogenation Sector 2016 02 24

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【Daily Question】Hydrogenation sector, 2016-02-24: Fill-in-the-blank questions. High sulfur content in the feed leads to an (increase) in bed temperature; high nitrogen content in the feed also results in an (increase) in bed temperature. If the feed becomes heavier, the bed temperature (decreases). An increase in the amount of fresh feed leads to a (decrease) in bed temperature. 3 points for participating, 5 points for answering three correctly, and 7 points for answering all correctly. @Guan Gongyu
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High sulfur content in the feed leads to an increase in bed temperature; high nitrogen content in the feed also results in an increase in bed temperature. When the feed becomes heavier, the bed temperature first decreases and then increases. An increase in the amount of fresh feed causes the bed temperature to decrease
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The last edit to this post was made by xuyuan0206 on 2016-2-24 at 09:05. High, high, high, high. Regarding the last two blanks: as the raw materials become heavier, in order to process them and ensure that the product meets the required standards, it is necessary to increase the reaction temperature; The same is true for an increase in the amount of raw material; to maintain the same conversion rate, it is also necessary to raise the bed temperature.
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High sulfur content in the feed leads to an increase in bed temperature; high nitrogen content in the feed also results in an increase in bed temperature. An increase in the weight of the feed causes a decrease in bed temperature, while an increase in the amount of fresh feed leads to a decrease in bed temperature.
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