• Dec 2, 2025 hcl gas scrubber design calculation ount of HCl to be removed based on the inlet gas: \[ \text{HCl mass flow} = Q_g \times C_g \] Where: \( Q_g \) = Gas flow rate (m³/hr) \( C_g \) = HCl concentration in gas (mg/m³) For example, if the inle By Alfredo Hansen
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• Aug 20, 2025 gas scrubber design calculation by: \[ A = \frac{\dot{m}_{pollutant}}{k_L \times (C_{gas} - C_{liquid})} \] where: \(k_L\) is the liquid-phase mass transfer coefficient, \(C_{gas}\) and \(C_{liquid}\) are the concentrations at the gas- By Erwin Kuvalis-Schaefer