I have a question for everyone
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There is a separator here; previously there was no mesh demister, and now one is to be installed. However, the size specified when placing the order was too small. What are the potential problems if it is installed in this way? Can it achieve the effect of removing foam and mist? Thank you
Are there any specifications for this installation? Still just guessing blindly. . .
It depends on the requirements of the process; in particular, the additional degasser installed later on is likely to cause changes in the resistance across the towers, which in turn can lead to changes in fluid flow. This needs to be taken into careful consideration
Is the demister installed in accordance with specifications? Could you tell me?
What specifically, like what kind of defoamer?
I actually want to see how it can be connected when the specifications are smaller
Is this demister installed on the pipeline or inside the equipment? If the space is too limited, it will directly affect the flow rate
It seems there are no specific regulations, but it is necessary to follow the design requirements; if your specifications are too low, they will not meet the standards. Why not place a new order then? Was it an error made by the engineers when placing the order, or was it a mistake on the part of the procurement department? Do they not want this issue to be discovered by their superiors?
Cut the plates and weld them to the tower body, then drill holes and use screws for connection?
It still has a defoaming effect; if the flow rate permits, an inner lining can be installed.