What is the value of the gas-liquid filtration constant K for PTFE mesh demisters?
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As stated in the title, this k value cannot be found in standards or online. . . I’ve come here specifically to ask for help.
This post was last edited by yzdick on 2010-7-24 21:30. This requires some calculation; add me on QQ so we can discuss it together if there’s a chance! We produce PTFE demisters.
The K value for commonly used wire mesh defoamers is 0.1–0.14 m/s
This post was last edited by *lihuagong on 2013-7-5 09:56: PTFE polytetrafluoroethylene filters, 15 mesh to 150 mesh. It features resistance to strong sulfuric acid and hydrofluoric acid, as well as the ability to withstand high temperatures of 260°, and it does not stick to surfaces. It is primarily used in the chemical industry for liquid filtration in environmental protection systems. PTFE polytetrafluoroethylene filter meshes are used for gas-liquid separation, while PTFE polytetrafluoroethylene mesh mist eliminators/traps are mainly used for mist removal and liquid separation in scrubber towers. Specific specifications can be customized!
The data I have shows a relationship with thickness: 150mm -> 0.067m/s, 200mm -> 0.088m/s, 300mm -> 0.122m/s
This requires some calculation; add me on QQ at 842489754 – we can discuss it together if there’s a chance! We produce PTFE vapor-liquid filter meshes and wire mesh demisters.
This requires some calculation; add me on QQ at 842489754 – we can discuss it together if there’s a chance! We produce PTFE vapor-liquid filter meshes and wire mesh demisters.