Consultation on liquid-phase propylene water coalescer
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Recently, the water content in the crude propylene recovered from the polypropylene plants has been high; I would like to install a water coalescer. Could you recommend a good coalescer? It would be ideal if there are successful cases of its use in similar conditions. Thank you.
It still depends on the precision requirements you need to meet, as well as whether to use domestic or imported coalescing filters. Organize the process parameters and consult professional manufacturers – they should be able to provide you with a more professional solution.
Thank you; the procurement bidding process is complete, and I have consulted with relevant industry peers in person
Hello, the owner: our small polypropylene plant also has a high content of water in the recovered propylene (it contains free water, at levels well above 600 ppm). The recovery propylene pipeline of the gas separation unit in winter was frozen, causing the unit to shut down. I’m curious to know how well your propylene dehydration coalescer is performing How deep can the dehydration go?
The effect of installing a coalescer is quite significant; most of the water can be removed. The manufacturer guarantees that the concentration can be reduced to below 100PPM. We haven’t conducted any tests, but no free water has been discharged at the downstream end
Could the poster recommend some models and manufacturers? Thank you in advance! :handshake
I’m using the one from Beijing Xingda; the specific model needs to be determined based on the medium used