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Enhanced Wire Mesh Mist Eliminators Enhanced wire mesh mist eliminators have an excellent track record as a low cost, highly versatile and efficient method of removing liquid entrainment from gas streams. They are produced as a bed of knitted mesh which presents a tortuous path and large surface area to the droplets entrained in the gas stream. Separation is achieved by impingement on, and capture by, the filaments of the mesh where the droplets coalesce and drain. Installation can be made in a variety of ways but gas flow is usually either vertically upwards, with the liquid draining counter-current to gas flow, or horizontal, with the liquid draining in a direction normal to the gas flow.
Typical horizontal vessel arrangement Enhanced offers standard designs which are ideal for routine applications, providing excellent separation efficiency and improved designs down to droplet sizes as small as 2 microns, and with a pressure drop typically less than 1”W.C.
Enhanced wire mesh mist eliminators |
Typical vertical vessel arrangement Each mist eliminator is manufactured to suit the dimensions of the vessel or housing into which it will be installed. Most Enhanced wire mesh mist eliminators are supplied complete with rigid support grids, which allow direct installation onto appropriate supports such as beams and rings within the vessel. Sectional installation allows ease of handling and access through vessel manways. Accessories such as tie wire, bolting, clamps and support beams can be supplied where necessary.
Typical separation efficiency curve for a Type 9030 mist eliminator |
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