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What is the relationship between foam entrainment and gas velocity?

2015-09-06View Original

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This post was last edited by *anpangpang on 2015-9-6 00:52. What is the relationship between foam entrainment and gas velocity?
Reply #22015-09-06
Of course, a higher gas velocity leads to more severe foam entrainment.
Reply #32015-09-06
Foam entrainment is due to the high gas flow rate; When the gas flow rate is low, liquid leakage often occurs.
Reply #42015-09-06
It’s in direct proportion; the optimal operation condition is one close to the state of mist entrainment, at which point the gas velocity represents the maximum gas-phase load.
Reply #52015-09-06
The higher the gas velocity, the more severe the mist entrainment

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