Fundamentals of Gasification 2018-12-4
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The quality requirements for water in terms of processing typically relate to the suspended solids in graywater; it is preferable that these levels be as low as possible, and it is hoped that all harmful impurities in the water can be removed to the greatest extent possible during this process. The water quality requirements from a process perspective are usually that the suspended solids in the graywater should be <100 mg; ideally,
The water quality requirements from a process perspective are usually that the suspended solids in the graywater should be less than 100 mg; ideally, less than 50 mg. It is also desired that all harmful impurities in the water be removed to the greatest extent possible during this process.
＜100mg ＜50mg