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Calculation of filter elements in natural gas processing plants

2018-02-11View Original

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I would like to ask everyone: in natural gas processing, how is the filtration area of the filter elements in the raw gas filter, coalescer, as well as the mechanical filters and activated carbon filters for liquids calculated? How is the filter element pressure drop calculated? Is there any material that covers this?
Reply #22018-05-04
This post was last edited by goldliyang on 2018-5-5 at 14:43. Puer should be quite experienced in the field of gas-liquid and liquid-liquid coalescence separation; it is recommended to visit their official website or consult the manufacturer directly.
Reply #32019-06-25
It is possible to find Pohl; the calculation of natural gas involves liquefaction under high pressure, and this requires calculation – it’s not simply a matter of gas or liquid filtration

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