Are coagulators used in the alkaline and water washing of liquefied gas?
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Hello everyone. I would like to ask whether, in the alkali washing and water washing systems of vapor recovery units, coagulators are installed at the top of the tanks where liquefied gas mixes with alkali solution and water. Or have anyone used such coagulators? And for those who haven’t used them, how do you arrange the piping? Thank you all. This post was last edited by Wutongshu on 2009-3-7 at 15:38.]
We didn’t add that thing. . . But I am familiar with coalescer technology. . . Please share your experiences after using them here. . . It is said to be able to reduce moisture entrainment and improve mixing and refining efficiency. . .
We haven’t started using it yet. The design is like this for now; I’m just asking everyone what they think. We haven’t added it before either – we’re just here to see how it works
It is estimated that this can extend the interval between water changes
We use coagulators~~~ The coagulator is equipped with a set of wires, and at the top there is a row of vent wires that lead to the flare line~~~ It does serve a purpose, as it allows water and alkali to be discharged~~~~
Hello! Could the original poster please explain things more clearly? What is the extent of its effectiveness and how is it installed? What is the core material of the coalescer, or what is its model number? Thank you