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Dear sea friends, does anyone know anything about Pall coalescing and separation filters in the United States? I want to purchase a few units for use in coagulators, but I’m not sure who to turn to for purchases or how to choose the right model I use them for diesel filtration, with a flow rate of 270 cubic meters per hour. On Pall’s official website, I found the dimensions of Pall’s coalescing and separation filters as follows: Product number: LCS2B1AH – Outer diameter: 95.3 mm, Length: 50.8 cm (coalescing filter). Product number: LSS2F2H – Outer diameter: 95.3 mm, Length: 50.8 cm (separation filter). I would like to know what the actual effective filtering area of these two types of filters is. For example, when using them to filter diesel with a density of 770 kg/m3, viscosity of 1.7 cps, and a flow rate of 270 m3/h, how many of these coalescing and separation filters should be used? Or those who are familiar with or have used Pall filters, please answer. Thank you!
Previously, PALL filters had a high market share, but now the domestic alternatives have also become quite mature, with lower prices
Well, yes, because my client was using Pall previously, and this is just a small part of our project; therefore it’s necessary to get back to Pall – otherwise the entire project cannot be completed. Do you know anyone in this field, someone who can assist with the selection of Pall’s liquid-liquid coalescing separation filters or who sells them?
The original poster can add me on QQ for a detailed discussion; we specialize in filter elements; 3161522449
Tell me your phone number, and I’ll have someone from PALL get in touch with you.
My phone number is 18718035042, Chen