Removal of non-condensable from steam or other vapour is termed as the ________________ process?

Correct answer: B. Deaeration

  • A. Condensation
  • B. Deaeration
  • C. Scavenging
  • D. Exhaust

Explanation

Deaeration removes air and other dissolved or entrained non-condensable gases from steam, water, or vapour systems. Scavenging usually refers to chemical removal of dissolved oxygen, not the general vapour-treatment process.

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