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What are the differences between dry acetylene and wet acetylene?

2017-02-08View Original

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What are the differences between dry acetylene and wet acetylene?
Reply #22017-02-08
Depending on the amount of water used, the waste residue is treated differently, and the calcium carbide particles vary as well
Reply #32017-03-05
Advantages of dry process: 1. Safe production 2. High production capacity 3. Economical investment and operation costs
Reply #42017-03-05
Each has its advantages and disadvantages; it depends on how you weigh them
Reply #52017-03-08
Depending on the size of the construction site, water usage, and the requirements for the subsequent use of calcium carbide slag, a decision is made as to whether the dry method or the wet method is more suitable.

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