蒸発過程における有機不純物の影響下での高塩分廃棄水の多変量塩相均衡関係に関する研究

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Lin Lin1, Xiangcheng Kong2, Lipeng He3

  • 1People's Republic of China Liaohe Petroleum Engineering Co., Ltd., Panjin, People's Republic of China.

Environmental technology
|August 28, 2025
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まとめ

塩水の有機不純物は溶解性に影響を及ぼし,排出量のほぼゼロを阻害する. この研究では,塩分溶解性に対する温度の影響が示され,石炭化学工業における効率的な蒸発と塩分回収に不可欠です.

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有機不純物落ちるフィルムの蒸発高塩分下水ほぼゼロの排出フェーズバランス

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