The difference between deionized water and deoxygenated water
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This post was last edited by Catalyzing a Grain on 2019-12-26 22:35. The difference between desalinated water and deoxygenated water
Deionized water is water from which metal ions such as calcium and magnesium have been removed, while deoxygenated water is water from which dissolved oxygen in deionized water has been removed
It can be divided into primary and secondary deionized water
Deionized water is water from which all salt substances have been removed; removing oxygen from deionized water results in deoxygenated water. Water in which calcium and magnesium ions have been reduced is soft water
What was said upstairs is correct. Desalinated water – only for removing salts. Desalination followed by deoxygenation results in deoxygenated water.
Only desalination, desalinated water； Desalination + deoxygenation, deoxygenated water
Deionized water is simply water from which salts have been removed; deoxygenated water, on the other hand, is obtained by further removing oxygen from deionized water.
Deoxygenated water and demineralized water are not very different; the only difference is their oxygen content, with everything else being the same. The condensate water is even purer, containing no residual salts from the desalinated water at all.
Desalinated water becomes deoxygenated water after oxygen is removed from it using a deaerator; steam at a pressure of 1.0 is introduced at the bottom of the deaerator to remove the oxygen from the desalinated water
Desalinated water becomes deoxygenated water after oxygen is removed from it using a deaerator; steam at a pressure of 1.0 is introduced at the bottom of the deaerator to remove the oxygen from the desalinated water