【Daily Question】Chemical Engineering Principles 367: Boiler Feed Water (May 3)
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It consists of deoxygenated water and turbine condensate.
It is mainly composed of turbine condensate, make-up water, and various drains.
What kind of water is generally used as boiler feedwater? Answer: Boiler feedwater generally consists of return water and make-up water.
What kind of water is generally used as boiler feedwater? Answer: Boiler feedwater generally consists of make-up water, drain water, and condensate water.
What kind of water is generally used as boiler feedwater? Chemical water sent from the deaerator to the boiler via the feed water pump
Deoxygenated water, softened water, demineralized water