deaerator
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Thermal deoxidation in the deaerator; therefore, the temperature of the water in the deaerator is around 100 degrees. Are these deaerators filled with a mixture of steam and water?
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Thermal deoxidation in deoxidizers generally takes place at a temperature of 104°C and a pressure of 20 kPa; it is not a steam-water mixture, but rather at the boiling point
The deaerator consists of a deaeration head and a water tank; the water tank holds deoxygenated water at a certain level, with saturated steam present in the upper part. Inside the deaeration head, there is a mixture of water that has been atomized using various methods and steam that heats this water mist. Of course, a headless deaerator has only one water tank; water sprayed from nozzles near the upper inlet together with heating steam is used, while the lower part is used to store the deoxygenated water. In this type of deaerator, dispersed steam is introduced into the water to continue heating it and removing oxygen from it
Is medium-pressure steam or low-pressure steam used for deoxidation?