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Seeking help with water washing for dust removal

2017-11-30View Original

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There is a gas containing lithium hydroxide particles at a concentration of 20 mg/Nm3, with a diameter of 2–3 micrometers. It is necessary to reduce this concentration to 5 mg/Nm3. Can a water scrubber be used for this purpose? If so, what type of scrubber would be the most suitable? There is another gas stream containing lithium carbonate particles at a concentration of 20 mg/Nm3, with a diameter of 2–3 micrometers. It is necessary to reduce this concentration to 5 mg/Nm3. Can a water scrubber be used for this purpose? If so, what type of scrubber would be the most suitable? I would be extremely grateful if you experts could offer some guidance on the issues mentioned above.
Reply #22017-11-30
As a supplementary note, the pressure of both gases mentioned above is 10 KPa, and their flow rates are both around 10,000 Nm3/h
Reply #32017-11-30
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Reply #42019-10-22
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