We used a packed tower with sulfuric acid for moisture removal, but the results were not satisfactory

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We use a packed tower with sulfuric acid to remove moisture from the process gas chloroethane, but the results are not satisfactory; the moisture content in the product remains at around 300 ppm. Does anyone have any better methods?

Reply #22019-07-29

What do you specifically produce? What size of device

Reply #32019-08-02

Increasing the height of the packing layer or replacing the packing with a demister might be worth trying

Reply #42019-09-06

Is a specialized designer needed for the drying tower? The selection of distributors and packing is highly critical. Now we have better ways to remove water from chloromethane, without the need for sulfuric acid for drying.

Reply #52021-04-13

You don’t use sulfuric acid; what equipment do you use for drying?

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