Can PP nozzles be used in the demister of a desulfurization tower?

2016-12-27View Original

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As the title suggests, our company is in the mist remover business. Previously, 316L material nozzles were used, and the advantages go without saying. Excuse me, Haiyou – considering costs and actual operating conditions, is it possible to use PP material nozzles? Currently, PP material is not used, and senior colleagues in the company gave two reasons for this: 1. PP cannot achieve a spraying angle of 120 degrees ； 2. PP is not wear-resistant, and it may also suffer from aging issues.

Reply #22016-12-28

I don’t understand; does a defogger need nozzles?

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