Applications of cylindrical mist eliminators
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Due to project requirements, I would like to ask everyone about the application of mist eliminators. The demisters are installed in the middle of a fiberglass-reinforced plastic tower with a diameter of 1900 and a height of 7500, with three units arranged evenly (one of them being spare), and air enters from below. The demister has a diameter of 700 and a height of 3100. The gas phase consists of SO2, O2, N2, water vapor, etc., with a gas flow rate of 3400 cubic meters per hour. I wonder how much the price differs between Mengmoke and Nanhua Institute?
Is the cylindrical demister installed in the purification system? The resistance will not be small.
It’s not necessary to install a purification demister; it is recommended to use an electric demister instead.
This needs to be carefully determined first
I haven’t heard that either of those two companies has mist removers for purifying dilute acids Has the poster made a mistake?
I received similar suggestions as well; at that time, a worker in the workshop suggested adding cylindrical mist eliminators to help with dust purification. I considered the following points: 1. The resistance would increase, affecting the system’s ability to handle flue gas； 2. Dust accumulation in cylindrical mist eliminators is difficult to deal with. The aforementioned proposal was rejected.
It is a component used in the wet mist remover of acid waste regeneration units for mist removal; prior equipment includes power waves and cooling towers
It is a component used in the wet mist remover of acid waste regeneration units for mist removal; the equipment before it includes power waves and cooling towers. The gas flow rate and velocity are low, and this design was created by a design institute – there is probably a reason for that