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Tom Moungovan

December 18, 2017 03:32PM

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Locomotive boilers were usually treated by chemical method for oxygen reduction/removal.
I used to remember Sodium Sulfide (or Sulfite) in older days.

This was also used in stationary power plants along with mechanical means such as a Deaerator.
This was a pressure vessel which used a mist of l.p. steam and a vent to remove oxygen from feedwater.

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