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Stripping Introduction Air Air stripping is a proven water purifying process that is in common use at contaminated ground water sites. An Air Stripping (AS) column or tower is a device that can serve to transfer gases and hydrophobic vapors (e.g. volatile and semivolatile organic compounds) between air and water; technically if you are transferring from water to air it is called air stripping, and from air to...
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Air Air stripping is a proven water purifying process that is in common use at contaminated ground water sites. An Air Stripping (AS) column or tower is a device that can serve to transfer gases and hydrophobic vapors (e.g. volatile and semivolatile organic compounds) between air and water; technically if you are transferring from water to air it is called air stripping, and from air to water it is called scrubbing. Practically, the systems look just the ...
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