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Life span of wire mesh demister

2010-01-31View Original

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Our factory plans to overhaul, and the dry acid mist is too high and the first suction tower brings more acid to the heat exchanger. Is it the reason for the wire mesh demister? Please give expert guidance!
Reply #22010-02-01
There are many reasons. There may be a problem with the demister.: Check whether the demister is damaged or perforated, whether the wire mesh is dense and whether it is severely corroded. At the same time, other issues should be considered: For example, whether the air speed is too high and the foaming phenomenon is serious? ; Whether the electric defogging is running normally and the absorption effect of each tower, you should have certain problems in the process.
Reply #32010-02-01
1# Zhai Zhouzhou’s question should be divided into two: 1. If there is a problem with the wire mesh demister, check whether the demister mesh is damaged or perforated. If it has been used for a long time, check whether the mesh is corroded or the wire diameter has become smaller. 2. If this is not the case, there may be other problems.
Reply #42010-02-02
It could also be the cause of the acid separator.
Reply #52010-02-02
The most likely problem is with the wire mesh demister!

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