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What is a demister?

2012-12-10View Original

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A demister is installed at the top of the scrubber; I’m not sure what its purpose is – could it be to remove moisture from the feed gas?
Reply #22012-12-10
During the gas-liquid contact process, the gas may carry liquid or foam.
Reply #32012-12-10
A device commonly used in towers to prevent liquid entrained with gas from flowing out at the top of the tower, allowing the droplets to return back into the tower
Reply #42012-12-10
= =I don’t know either; you can ask Mr. Baidu
Reply #52012-12-10
Removing the small water droplets entrained in the gas phase
Reply #62012-12-10
Because liquids produce foam when in flow, and if this foam is not removed, it will increase the volume; the consequences can be imagined
Reply #72012-12-10
The presence of liquid in the gas prevents proper mass and heat transfer between the gas and the liquid, resulting in a decrease in the quality of the products obtained from the distillation tower; in severe cases, this can lead to flooding incidents
Reply #82012-12-21
Demisters are used to separate the liquid droplets carried in the gas within the tower, thereby ensuring efficient mass transfer, reducing losses of valuable materials, and improving the operation of the compressor located after the tower; they also help to reduce water content and extend the lifespan of the compressor. Demisters are generally installed at the top of the tower
Reply #92012-12-24
Eliminate foam entrainment of liquid to prevent liquid from surging.

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