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Gas-liquid separation technology, high-efficiency aerodynamic separator

2019-11-11View Original

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Aerodynamic vane-type gas-liquid separators are gradually replacing mesh-type gas-liquid separation nets. Compared to the latter, vane-type gas-liquid separators have the following advantages: 1. Higher strength – they possess a tensile strength that exceeds that of meshes of the same category, thereby preventing failures in equipment in subsequent processing steps due to the rupture of the separation net; 2. It is not prone to clogging. Due to its special structure, the vane-type gas-liquid separator offers better filtration and dust removal capabilities compared to wire mesh, even when the mixed gas contains a high level of impurities ; 3. Self-cleaning function: The structural design of the vane-type gas-liquid separator enables it to have a good self-cleaning capability, resulting in a longer service life; moreover, its separation efficiency does not decline significantly over time ; 4. Processing capacity: Compared to mesh-type separators of the same size, leaf-type gas-liquid separators can handle a gas volume that is over 40% higher ; 5. Separation efficiency: The vane-type gas-liquid separator can achieve 100% filtration of liquid droplets with a size of 8 microns or larger, and 99.95% filtration for liquid droplets with a size of 6–8 microns ; 6. Pressure drop before and after treatment: Throughout the process of the mixed gas flowing through the vane-type gas-liquid separator, the pressure drop shall be ≤ 1.5 psi ; 7. Economical: Due to the performance parameters of the vane-type gas-liquid separator, there is no need for regular replacement or cleaning, which ensures continuous production of the process and thus increases output. Currently, the gas-liquid separation blades available in the domestic market are of varying quality; if you need custom solutions, please send a private message to the blogger, who will provide you with the most professional products and solutions.
Reply #22020-01-07
It must be referring to the vane-type demister
Reply #32020-03-13
It is not recommended to replace the screen-type gas-liquid separation mesh; the nucleation effect of screens is something that blade-type meshes do not possess. Could a composite version be used?

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