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Deaeration is a process by which dissolved gases are removed from water. Since proper deaeration of boiler feed water is essential to minimise oxygen corrosion and carbon dioxide attack, almost every boiler plant uses deaerating systems. Nowadays modern deaerating systems can be designed to obtain a residual oxygen content as low as 0.005 ml/liter.
Termokimik deaerators are designed to meet all the above requirements. The effectiveness of deaeration is the result of many design features, including two-stage deaeration, counter current flow of steam and water and specially designed scrubbing chambers.
A wide range of applications is covered by Termokimik’s deaerators: from utility boilers, to tires curing, from food processing to ultra-pure water.
There are basically two families of Deaerators: Thermal Deaerators and Vacuum Deaerators.
Thermal Deaerators
Thermal Deaerators reduce dissolved gases, particularly oxygen, to a very low level and raise the condensate temperature by exchange with extraction steam.
There are three different types of Thermal Deaerators: Spray, Tray and Spray-Tray Types.
Vacuum Deaerators
Vacuum type Deaerators are used to obtain a very efficient carbon dioxide removal as well as a good oxygen removal from demineralised water. Single or multiple stage vacuum deaerators are available. |
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