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Exothermic Dissolution Reactions and Control Methods Quiz

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What is the purpose of adding urea solution in the dissolving reactors?

To minimize pollution by controlling NOx (correct)

To neutralize the anti-foam agent

To regulate the temperature of the mixture

To enhance the dissolution reaction

Where is the anti-foam agent Baltech 8040 supplied from?

Exhaust fan 40-1002 71 / 72

Exhaust gas scrubber 40-2211 A

Filter drum 40-2305

Antifoam pumps at 121 floor (correct)

How is the 50% solution of antifoam prepared?

Sprayed in the top of exhaust gas scrubber 40-2211 A

Mixed with water and fed to dissolving reactors (correct)

Supplied through exhaust fan 40-1002 71 / 72

Added to the filter drum 40-2305

Where are the evolving vapors of the dissolving reactors discharged to?

<p>Exhaust system</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is used to control NOx in the dissolving reactors?

<p>Urea solution</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Dissolving Reactors

Urea solution is added to the dissolving reactors for a specific purpose.
Anti-foam agent Baltech 8040 is supplied from a particular source.
A 50% solution of antifoam is prepared by mixing a certain proportion of ingredients.
Evolving vapors from the dissolving reactors are discharged to a specific location.
NOx is controlled in the dissolving reactors using a specific substance or method.

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Exothermic Dissolution Reactions and Control Methods Quiz: Test your knowledge of exothermic dissolution reactions, temperature control, foam and gas formation, and the use of anti-foam agents in dissolving reactors. Explore the key factors involved in managing the dissolution process within specified temperature ranges and minimizing foam formation.