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Experimental research evaluates gas content and velocity in a novel absorption device, suggesting improved efficiency.
This article presents a method for determining the gas content value in the mixing zone of a newly created bubble absorption device and the results of experimental studies conducted on the experimental apparatus. In the experimental studies, gas content values were determined when liquid and gas flows were supplied through ceramic nozzles of various sizes installed in the mixing zones of the device. Based on the experimental results, the limit values of gas quantity and gas velocity were determined. As a result, an opportunity was created to achieve high efficiency in absorbing gas supplied to the device through these limit values.
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