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Dehydration problem of gaseous materials

2021-08-12View Original

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Regarding the dehydration of gaseous materials, I have worked on several cases, but I have never really thought carefully about certain things (such as) at what water content level – in terms of volume percentage – molecular sieves or freeze-drying methods should be used, and at what water content level a gas-liquid separator can be employed? What is the removal efficiency of the gas-liquid separator? I hope fellow sailors who have worked on similar projects can discuss this.
Reply #22021-09-10
First use cyclone separation, then freeze-drying, and finally molecular sieves.

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