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Treatment of water vapor

2008-03-01View Original

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The steam temperature is 120 degrees, the gas flow rate is 10,000 cubic meters per hour, and the pipe diameter is 0.5 meters. It is necessary to remove the white mist at the pipe outlet.
Reply #22008-03-02
Is white fog water vapor? What are the requirements for the pipeline outlet? For example, is the temperature also 120 degrees?
Reply #32008-03-03
I just passed by without understanding it; it seems like I’ve heard of it before but can’t remember. Is the requirement really that strict?
Reply #42008-03-03
The original poster must be rich, to release so much steam into the air! If it needs to be removed, can’t water condensation be used?
Reply #52008-03-03
I don’t understand what the original poster means. Could you explain in more detail? Isn’t the white fog acidic fog?
Reply #62008-03-05
The original poster should clarify what this white mist is – is it steam? ? Direct condensation can be reused, and in large quantities, the heat can also be recovered.
Reply #72008-03-05
Heat recovery, condensation: victory:

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