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Low-Level Dissolved Oxygen Measurement in Monoethylene Glycol
by
Maier, Jens
, Mackay, Andrew
, Salasi, Mobin
, Strong, Grahame
in
Dissolution
/ Electrolytes
/ Experiments
/ Flow velocity
/ Glycols
/ Measurement techniques
/ Methods
/ Oxygen
/ Response time
/ Sensors
/ Test procedures
2015
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Low-Level Dissolved Oxygen Measurement in Monoethylene Glycol
by
Maier, Jens
, Mackay, Andrew
, Salasi, Mobin
, Strong, Grahame
in
Dissolution
/ Electrolytes
/ Experiments
/ Flow velocity
/ Glycols
/ Measurement techniques
/ Methods
/ Oxygen
/ Response time
/ Sensors
/ Test procedures
2015
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Low-Level Dissolved Oxygen Measurement in Monoethylene Glycol
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Low-Level Dissolved Oxygen Measurement in Monoethylene Glycol
2015
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A test method for low-level dissolved oxygen (DO) measurement in glycol-based conditions is explained. Three independent DO measurement techniques are compared in water-only and monoethylene glycol (MEG) solutions. The objective is to determine limitations and advantages of each technique when the measurement is performed in MEG.
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