How does a cyclone demister work?
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The cyclone demister relies on the rotating centrifugal force of the medium to separate gas and liquid. The separated gas is discharged and the liquid flows back along the cylinder wall to the bottom of the equipment. Is the separation effect of the lower part of the cyclone plate of the cyclone demister very small? Only the upper part of the cyclone plate has a separation effect (the separation effect is obvious). The separated liquid flows back into the bottom of the equipment along the drain hole on the edge of the cyclone plate. Once the drain pipe is blocked, the separation tank will begin to be filled with liquid.
Yes, once it gets clogged down there, there will be fluid.