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Questions regarding acetylene gas filters

2012-03-09View Original

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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 at 21:51. I want to remove solid particles from acetylene gas, and I’m not sure what type of filter would be suitable. I hope fellow users can offer some advice; thank you, hcbbs!! hcbbs
Reply #22012-03-20
I thought about it and felt that a precision filter should work
Reply #32012-03-20
In actual production processes, washing methods (such as sludge washers and washing towers) are typically used to remove solid dust from acetylene gas. While filters can be used in theory, the high water content in this acetylene gas makes it easy for the filters to become clogged, preventing long-term operation; therefore, filters are generally not employed. Of course, for dry acetylene gas or when high-quality acetylene is required, precision filters can be used.
Reply #42012-06-21
If there are not many solid particles in the acetylene gas, a precision filter can be used; if the solid content is high, it is recommended to use equipment such as a scrubber tower~

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