Acid remover

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The function of an acid remover is to capture the acid droplets contained in the gas after it passes through the saturator; common types include baffle-type acid removers and cyclone-type acid removers. The structure of the cyclone acid remover consists of a body welded from steel plates, lined with acid-resistant bricks or diabase bricks; the inner and outer surfaces of the central gas outlet pipe are both covered with a lead protective layer. Phenolic fiberglass-reinforced plastic can also be used entirely as the anti-corrosion layer. The resistance of cyclone acid removers is generally 300~500 Pa.

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