Could you help calculate how much gas there is? (Greatly appreciated)

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The ammonia nitrogen in the aerated acidic water is 6400 mg/L, and hydrogen sulfide is 3300 mg/L. The gas lift tower has a processing capacity of 80 t/h. May I ask how many cubic meters per hour of ammonia nitrogen and hydrogen sulfide are produced by the stripping tower? Thank you, extra points

Reply #2 2018-04-20

It seems difficult to calculate with just these few conditions. Are there any other conditions?

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