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Condensate Contamination
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joshBaldwin
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Sillica
Sodium Potassium
Chlorides
Oxigen
Copper
Iron
Sulfites and Sulfates
all those are often found in the condensate as contaminent that can affect your engine
General electric web site might have more info
Sodium Potassium
Chlorides
Oxigen
Copper
Iron
Sulfites and Sulfates
all those are often found in the condensate as contaminent that can affect your engine
General electric web site might have more info
EdStainless
Materials
Depends on your system. You can add a few other gases also such as ammonia and CO2.
In a good tight system with the right materials and treatments you will pick up nothing, but reality says otherwise.
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Plymouth Tube
In a good tight system with the right materials and treatments you will pick up nothing, but reality says otherwise.
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Plymouth Tube
If the geothermal well is two phase then after the separation plant you will get a small amount of the brine/or water phase in the steam. You will also get all the non condensable gases (H2S, CO2 etc) in the steam phase.
Carried over brine/water will contain all sorts of dissolved chemicals. See Joshs post above. But I would be supraised if there is Oxygen.
Dry steam wells can have the same cominates plus dust.
Carried over brine/water will contain all sorts of dissolved chemicals. See Joshs post above. But I would be supraised if there is Oxygen.
Dry steam wells can have the same cominates plus dust.
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