Wet air dryer issues
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I’m asking the experts here: can a induced draft fan be used for wet, saturated flue gas? Is a centrifugal or axial flow type more suitable? What is the current technology like, and what are the prices? We need to communicate with some fan manufacturers, right?
Relevant parameters such as air volume, air pressure, temperature, applicable environment, and purpose must be provided.
For centrifugal fans, ordinary carbon steel is used for applications where there is no moisture. For environments with high humidity, corrosion-resistant materials should be considered; stainless steel can be used when there are no chloride ions. If chloride ions are present along with hydrogen sulfide, then carbon steel must be used, although it will suffer from corrosion; it can still be used for a few years. It can also be powder-coated.
It is made of 304 material; assuming no corrosion, if there is condensation water, would it be necessary to add a drainage outlet? Nothing else seems to be affected, right? Will it cause any impact on the leaves or something?