How Deaerators Work (Engineering)

[@savree-3d]

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[@Neo-po2xw]

Sodium Sulphite=L.P. Boilers Hydrazine = H.P. Boilers Also if you have covered Deaerator kindly consider covering all topics of closed feed water system.

[@Neo-po2xw]

And above all nice video.👍

[@richardrejmer8721]

Having been a power station operator for 36 years (recently retired) I can say that this is the most comprehensive and easily understood piece I have ever seen explaining the function of a deaerator. . Well done!

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Expensive hole.

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This is an essential video for any engineers that are just starting to work in a power industry. Good job sir!

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I use to work in the UK on boilers in the NHS. I wish this was available back in the 80s. Great videos. Cheers from NZ

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Same thought came into my mind. I studied thermal power plant engg. at National Power Training Institute.

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[@savree-3d]

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Jon, I want to thank you for all your efforts. I use a number of the videos you have made as instructional aids in our apprenticeship courses for our Boilermakers and our Thermal Systems Engineers at California Boiler, Inc. Excellent resource!

[@savree-3d]

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[@ЧонХосок-р6м]

Recently I've been told to do reserch on deaerstors at university But non of the web-sites I've saw gave me so much understanding of this theme as this video Thank you so much for this video and all of the effords you put in it.

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...VERY informative to a non-engineering person, and VERY clearly explained! I shall click 'subscribed' now.

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[@jt9717]

This is an excellent explanation of a deaerator vessel...thank you sir...

[@mohammedalghamdi3244]

Easy and to the point reflecting the deep understanding! One more thing can be added is how deaerators depend in also Henry’s law along with the Temp. Effect in solubility… thenk you again dear.

[@darwinlee5324]

Great explanation. Very detail and easy to understand.

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[@PaliVCiernom]

I absolutely don't need to know this, but I still love the quality of the video!

[@wareboilers]

Great explanation of this piece of equipment! Great information here.

[@nicevideomancanada]

interesting, although I have no use for one. Very well explained.

[@2112dim]

What an excellent and comprehensive explanation of this vital equipment, thank you so much!

[@mikelukes1798]

Very good demonstration of the deareating system of boiler feedwater

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best ever tutorial..will recommend this to my friends..thanks!!

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Thanks for the session....Waiting for another set of sessions now!

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[@savree-3d]

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Thank you very much for sharing. The second type with scrubber tend to create more vibration.

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Magnificent piece of work!!!

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Great learning...thank you...👍

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Wow! You’re a really good narrator, and with your 3D models videos it’s really help a lots. Thanks so much sir👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@savree-3d]

You're very welcome!

[@vineetgod]

I love your explaintation

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Excellent explanation. Commendable efforts in preparation of this video. Clears all ambiguities. Impressive and helpful.

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I like it Thank you for sharing

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Excellent !

[@sembadradyahf8484]

What a great explanation from you, Sir! Because of this video, it's easier for me to understand the working of deaerator. Thank you so much!

[@Rony098963]

## The process through which the dissolved gases are removed from water is called the “Deaeration Process”. The equipment, which is used in this method, is called “Deaerator“. # Why do we use deaerators?… The Deaerator (DA) tank uses steam to preheat boiler feedwater to a temp. at which dissolved O2 & CO2 will become separated from the feedwater before it is pumped to the boiler. The purpose is to protect the boiler and steam/condensate piping from corrosion that would be present when the water evaporates into steam. An additional benefit is that the number of chemicals used to treat the boiler water can be reduced. #water #watertreatment #saftey #boilers #explotion #hazard #plant #construction #construction techproces.com/deaeration-process/

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Thank you for your video !!

[@TubersAndPotatoes]

Fantastic video, very informative. How about Vacuum Deaerators?

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I have no idea what I'll do with this knowledge, but thank you for a cogent presentation of it.

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best video ive seen. thank you.

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thanks for making very detail informative video it will help me a lot working as plant operating engineer thanks again

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Got clear understanding, thanks for the explanation & illustration!

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Interesting indeed! Understood very well!

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One of the best videos. Liked a lot. Keep this work. Maybe in the future videos alternative pumps.

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Perfect perfect perfect video. My suggestion for a video would be : the internal layout & operation of a multi stage flash unit (desalination). Thanks in advance.

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[@deepraja]

Wonderful Job. Thanks a lot. I can't thank you enough for the indepth explanation provided. On a different note, I see that you have a video on water tube boiler with coal firing, which in my understanding is getting less and less due to environmental concerns. It would not take that extra effort to update the existing water tube with gas firing system including Flue recirculation systems. THANKS once again !

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[@savree-3d]

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[@savree-3d]

We will!

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OUTSTANDING SIR!

[@savree-3d]

Thank you kindly!

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[@jatigre1]

Although a little unrelated, this explains why drinking water from a kettle tastes better. The Ph is higher, so the water is less acidic. In a way the kettle "deaereted" the water, just by boiling it and thus removing the non condensable Co2 and O2

[@captainotto]

In a kettle, you also get precipitation of carbonates on the heating elements and other surfaces, which reduces Ph, so it's probably a bit more complex set of effects.

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[@savree-3d]

Glad it was helpful!

[@alshnperth]

Excellent explanation. Thanks

[@moelay259]

Thank u alots for also differentiating between condensate, make-up water n boiler feed water.

[@romane.67]

5:00 wonder if you could use a heat pump to condense the steam from the gas vent and provide a bit of heat for the deaerator/boiler

[@andp1443]

Great Job explaining, and very illustrative! Thank you!

[@savree-3d]

Glad it was helpful!

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Very nicely covered.thanks a lot in the quarantine time to help me by this🔥

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This is really really good I’m a stationary engineer

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