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Which way round is best for a Co-axial scrubber?


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Question Which way round is best for a Co-axial scrubber?
Following on from this >cells before or after the scrubber<, has anyone seen any experiments to show which way round is best?

1. Air drawn down the centre tube and back up through the scrubber

2. Air drawn through the scrubber then back up through the centre scrubber

1. seems standard but 2. seems to keep the warmest end warmest, if you see what I mean...
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