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What equipment and processes should be used for dust removal from high-temperature oil and gas?

2015-12-04View Original

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This post was last edited by liaifeng on 2018-7-28 07:40. High-temperature oil and gas have temperatures above around 300°C; they cannot condense inside the equipment, but dust removal is necessary! What suggestions do everyone have!
Reply #22015-12-04
What is a granular medium, and what is the operating pressure?
Reply #32015-12-04
The medium is the ash contained in oil and gas, at normal pressure
Reply #42015-12-10
It is recommended to use a cyclone dust collector, add steam heating, and ensure proper insulation; feel free to contact me if needed
Reply #52018-06-19
It’s a high-temperature dust removal filter element made using the technology imported by our company from the UK; it can handle temperatures of up to 1000 degrees, with filtration efficiency of less than 5 milligrams. Yixing Aibo Fiber Products, Mr. Shao: 13 961591138
Reply #62018-08-07
High-temperature particle layer dust collectors offer low costs and excellent performance; for technical consultation, contact Engineer Wang at 13869444481

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