How to convert UTF-16 to UTF-8

data source is 'ъѓъѓ№ѓфчр Фюыр№ 80Ъ ', it is Ukraine.
I want to remove the blank, but no matter which key word in SAP I use, it doesn't work. i checked hexadecimal of the space from the text above , it is 00A0, but actually system only regard 0020 as space. i checked on internet, the space of the text should be encoded with UTF-16 and system is UTF-8, 00A0 is extended ASCII, so 00A0 can't be seen in SAP system.
my question is in this situation, how can a remove the space?

Hi Eric,
This Document might help u,
Link: [how to convert UTF-16 to UTF-8|How to convert xml utf 16 to utf 8;
-Dileep .C

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