Demister with hooked baffle plates
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Does anyone know what length the hooks on the hook-type baffle used for mist removal are usually chosen to be?
Doesn’t the design institute have any parameters? ? ?
I know this; I have been specializing in baffle mist eliminators for many years. The baffle mist eliminator primarily utilizes inertial collision to achieve gas-liquid separation. So, for our operating conditions, the blades of the baffle are generally selected based on the recommendations of the equipment manufacturer. There are many types of baffle blades, and different models and sizes result in varying separation efficiencies and pressure drops. So this is based on the requirements. 18811046314 is my WeChat ID; you can add me there to discuss related technical topics.
The hooks on the baffle mist eliminator are used to improve separation efficiency; the areas with hooks can effectively guide and collect droplets on the surface of the baffle blades, and they also help to increase the velocity of the flue gas. The size and number of these hooks are both related to the separation efficiency. It is highly necessary to select and design the size and number of ditches based on the separation efficiency