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Can an electric demister be used for the treatment of chlorinated exhaust gases?

2009-03-11View Original

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Hello everyone. I’m at Shi*, and the gas composition is as follows: 87.9% hydrogen chloride; 5% acetic acid; 1.5% monochloroacetic acid; 0.6% dichloroacetic acid; 2% acetyl chloride; 2% chlorine gas; and 1% sulfur dioxide. I would like to use an electrostatic mist eliminator for gas purification – what types of gases can this device handle? What about those that don’t work? This post was last edited by Drawing on 2009-3-12 22:44]
Reply #22009-03-12
I heard that electric mist eliminators work; has no expert discussed this?
Reply #32009-03-16
Solved. Solved: hug:
Reply #42009-03-27
Tell me how it was solved; I’d like to hear that too.

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