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What is water degassing?

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water degassing is the removal of dissolved gases such as CO2, oxygen, hydrogen sulphide or methane by shifting gas-liquid equilibrium.

What does water degassing mean in practice?

Aeration, vacuum, heating or membrane contactors are used according to the gas and required endpoint.

When does it matter?

CO2 removal changes pH, oxygen removal limits corrosion, and stripping flammable gases requires safe ventilation.

Which solutions are related to it?

Select the process from gas concentration, temperature, pressure and flow and design safe off-gas handling.