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Similarities and differences between carbonized gas, decarbonized gas and raw gas

2009-03-10View Original

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Similarities and differences between carbonized gas, decarbonized gas and raw gas
Reply #22009-03-10
The above three gases refer to decarburized gases. Depending on the decarburization method, the names of the decarburized gases vary. ; If the carbonization process is used, the decarburized gas is generally called raw material gas or carbonized gas. If other methods of decarburization are used, the decarburized gas is often called decarbonized gas. ; The above three gases only have different names, but their ingredients are basically the same.
Reply #32009-03-10
Carbonized gas, decarbonized gas, and raw material gas all refer to the gas after removing carbon dioxide, but the processes are different or the names are different.;

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