May I ask, when a mesh mist eliminator is used to treat air containing 40°C saturated water vapor, what is the vapor content at the outlet? ?
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May I ask, when a mesh mist eliminator is used to treat air containing 40°C saturated water vapor, what is the vapor content at the outlet? ? How many mg/m3???
In my humble opinion, the defogging mesh can only remove liquid droplets. If it is saturated water vapor, it means it is already in gaseous form, and therefore it should not be possible to remove it.
The answer is upstairs! As a supplementary note, wire mesh mist eliminators can remove fog droplets with larger particle sizes; for sub-micron fog droplets with a size of 1 micron or less, fiber mist eliminators are more effective. Currently, the common processes for removing saturated water vapor are cryogenic treatment, PSA/PTA adsorption, and drying with concentrated sulfuric acid. Hope this helps!
The water content in saturated steam air can be calculated based on the pressure and temperature conditions. There are reference calculation formulas in chemical engineering principles.
Are there any specifications for installing the screen defoamer in a separator?
Saturated water can be determined by dividing the saturated vapor pressure at the operating temperature by the operating pressure; the result is the water content.