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Florida Atlantic University. Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute contribution #801.
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Marine Technology Society
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1978
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The efficiency of CO2 scrubber performance is a function of
temperature, pressure, gas mixture and density, co2 concentration
and humidity in the gas stream, and scrubber design such as canister
geometry, flow path, flow rate, resident time, absorbent
packing methods, and the type of absorbent, etc. This paper
describes the procedures to design the co2 canister volume, and
minimum scrubbing rate for a CO2 scrubber in a submersible
operation.
temperature, pressure, gas mixture and density, co2 concentration
and humidity in the gas stream, and scrubber design such as canister
geometry, flow path, flow rate, resident time, absorbent
packing methods, and the type of absorbent, etc. This paper
describes the procedures to design the co2 canister volume, and
minimum scrubbing rate for a CO2 scrubber in a submersible
operation.
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7 p.
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FAUIR000469
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Florida Atlantic University. Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute contribution #801.
Date Backup
1978
Date Text
1978
Date Issued (EDTF)
1978
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FAUIR000469
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Attributed name: Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute
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Tsen C.
Wang
Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute
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7 p.
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Title Plain
CO 2 SCRUBBER DESIGN ANALYSIS FOR A MINI-SUBMARINE
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Marine Technology Society
1978
Title
CO 2 SCRUBBER DESIGN ANALYSIS FOR A MINI-SUBMARINE
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CO 2 SCRUBBER DESIGN ANALYSIS FOR A MINI-SUBMARINE