【Daily Question】Chemical Engineering Principles 372: Deaerator (May 10)
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Where are the dosing points for adding ammonia and hydrazine to the feed water? Answer: The ammonia addition point is located on the main pipe at the outlet of the condensate polishing unit ； The diamine dosing point is located at the outlet of the deaerator tank.
Where are the dosing points for adding ammonia and hydrazine to the feed water? Answer: The dosing points for adding ammonia and hydrazine to the feed water are both located on the downcomer of the deaerator.
Where are the dosing points for adding ammonia and hydrazine to the feed water? Deaerator downcomer
The ammonia dosing point for feedwater is located on the main pipe at the outlet of the condensate polishing unit, while the hydrazine dosing point is situated at the outlet of the deaerator tank