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Removing O2 from Water and/or Organics
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Oct 27, 1995, 3:00:00 AM10/27/95
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Hi. I am interested in a good, large-scale method for de-oxygenating
water and organics. We could pull vacuum, sparge with inert gas, use
centrifugal fields, semi-permeable membranes, etc. but I'm looking for
opinions on which of these is the best for large scale (thousands of
gallons) of water or organics. Someone should know. If so, since I'm a
very infrequent internet user, I'd rather get a reply directly on my
e-mail (rsn...@rohmhaas.com is my address.) Thanks very much in advance.
water and organics. We could pull vacuum, sparge with inert gas, use
centrifugal fields, semi-permeable membranes, etc. but I'm looking for
opinions on which of these is the best for large scale (thousands of
gallons) of water or organics. Someone should know. If so, since I'm a
very infrequent internet user, I'd rather get a reply directly on my
e-mail (rsn...@rohmhaas.com is my address.) Thanks very much in advance.
Michael J. Shifflet
Oct 29, 1995, 2:00:00 AM10/29/95
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Often times we will pull a vacuum. Once a batch is
de-oxygenated we will blanket the batch with nitrogen.
Mike Shifflet
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