In your opinion, what are some of the most common design mistakes when you're looking at these types of systems? Well, the biggest

mistake is still thinking in this old mentality of trying to get distribution and basically is washing right in front of those exchangers.

When you do that, usually the pipe lengths that go into those exchangers are maybe a couple feet at most.

So that residence time is a tenth of a second.

There's just not enough time for much to happen.

Yes, some scrubbing will happen.

You might even get 50% removal But if your target is 90, 95%, you're not even coming close.

Can you prove it? Right, right, right,