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Thermal deoxidation, adsorption deoxidation, sponge iron deoxidation, chemical deoxidation
1. Thermal deoxygenation of water 2. Chemical deoxygenation of water: (1) Hydrazine deoxygenation; (2) Ferrous sulfate deoxygenation; (4) Scrap steel deoxygenation 3. Vacuum deoxygenation
Atmospheric thermal deoxidation, analytical deoxidation, sponge iron deoxidation, chemical deoxidation.
What are the different types of boiler feedwater deoxidation? Answer: There are liquid deoxygenation methods and gas deoxygenation methods
1. Thermal deoxidation of water 2. Chemical deoxidation of water: (1) Hydrazine deoxidation; (2) Ferrous sulfate deoxidation; (3) Sodium sulfite deoxidation; (4) Steel scrap deoxidation 3. Vacuum deoxidation
Thermal deoxidation, vacuum deoxidation, iron scrap deoxidation, sponge iron deoxidation, sodium sulfite deoxidation, desorption deoxidation
Two methods, one physical and one chemical, I guess.
There are four types: thermal deoxidation, analytical deoxidation, sponge iron deoxidation, and chemical deoxidation.