acid gases in Vietnamese
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Sentence patterns related to "acid gases"
1. Cryogenic system for removing acid gases from a hyrdrocarbon gas stream, and method of removing acid gases
2. Removal of acid gases from a gas stream
3. Method for removing acid gases from fluids containing hydrocarbons
4. Method for absorption of acid gases using amino acids
5. Methods and systems for efficient neutralization of acid gases
6. Absorbent for removing acid gases which comprises a basic aminocarboxylic acid
7. Optical sensor system and method for detection of hydrides and acid gases
8. A system for removing acid gases from a raw gas stream is provided.
9. System and process for capture of acid gases at elevated pressure from gaseous process streams
10. The purified base or amine solution can be used again to remove acid gases from a gas stream.
11. Use of an absorption agent for removing acid gases from a fluid flow, comprising an aqueous solution of 1,2-diaminopropane.
12. Use of an absorption agent for removing acid gases from a fluid flow, comprising an aqueous solution of 2,2'-(ethylenedioxy)-bis-(ethylamine).
13. The combustion gases are passed through a venturi scrubber/absorption tower combination in which particulates and acid gases are removed from the gas stream.
14. The off-gas produced by pyrolysis mainly consists of water vapor, volatized organics, and acid gases from the decomposition of various plastics and other organics present in the waste drums.
15. Long-term exposure to airborne contamination such as particles, oil, water, salt water, hydrocarbons, water vapour and acid gases can lead to signal error, calibration drift and finally, sensor failure.
16. All acid gases generated during the incineration of municipal solid waste (in addition to HCl mainly sulphur oxides) have to be neutralised prior to emission of the remaining gas to the atmosphere.
17. Wet scrubbing systems provide the highest removal efficiencies for soluble acid gases of all flue-gas desulphurisation (FGD) methods with the lowest excess stoichiometric factors and the lowest solid waste production rate.
18. Iraq also contends that “the quantity of soot and acid gases which [Iran claims] to have reached [the] airports is highly exaggerated” and “cannot be the prime cause for fouling these airports”
19. Iraq also contends that “the quantity of soot and acid gases which [Iran claims] to have reached [the] airports is highly exaggerated” and “cannot be the prime cause for fouling these airports”.