Request the schematic diagram of the coalescing dehydrator
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There is a coalescing dehydrator in the factory, and the medium used is liquefied gas (C4). I haven’t been able to understand its structure and working principle; it would be great if there were diagrams of its structure and operation. Thank you everyone! ! It is said that there is a filter element inside; I can’t imagine what it looks like
There is more than one type of material available for the filter elements in coagulators; the equipment should come with relevant documentation. If it’s not available, one can ask the designer or the manufacturer for it.
It can’t be an MTBE plant, right? In simple terms, a coalescing dehydrator works by causing small water molecules to combine into larger ones, thereby removing them from the C4 stream. Its structure is that of a filter element; nothing special about it.
I have detailed structure diagrams, but I won’t send them
Give me your information and that of your company, and I’ll get in touch with you
Hmm, I’ll go check the blueprints after the archive is moved out in a while
Hahahahaha That’s amazing! Although it’s not MTBE, it’s similar to alkylation; in our case, MTBE and alkylation are used together
I am very familiar with coagulators; we are a professional manufacturer. ~
I’m also very curious about this internal structure
Hello, have you worked on glue dehydrating coagulators before?
Do you do dehydration using propane coalescers? What happens if the water cannot be purified?