【Daily Question】Principles of Chemical Engineering 360: Blower-type Decarburizer (April 13)
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The CO2 content in the water output from the forced-air decarburizer can be reduced to below 5 mg/l
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Blower-type decarburizers can generally reduce the CO2 content in water to below 5 mg/L.
To what level below should the CO2 content in the water output from a forced-air decarburizer be reduced? Answer: The CO2 content in the water output from a forced-air decarburizer can be reduced to below 5 mg/l